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DDoS protection providers

We list 19 companies active in DDoS protection, and 8 of them have it as their main focus. 8 are public, 4 are owned by another company and 7 are private. Most are based in the United States (10). The oldest, Microsoft, was founded in 1975. By revenue from annual reports, the largest company here is Microsoft ($331.8bn in FY2026).

By countryUnited States 10

Companies focused on DDoS protection

8 companies
CompanyBased inFoundedSizeOwnershipRevenue
NETSCOUT

NETSCOUT provides real-time network visibility, observability, cybersecurity, and DDoS protection solutions.

Westford, United States1984Public, NTCT$859.5m (FY2026)
A10 Networks

A10 Networks provides secure, high-performance networking solutions for applications and AI workloads.

San Jose, United States2004Public, ATEN$290.6m (FY2025)
Allot

Allot provides network intelligence and security solutions for service providers and enterprises.

Hod Hasharon, IsraelPublic, ALLT$102.0m (FY2025)
Corero Network Security

Corero Network Security provides automatic DDoS protection for businesses and service providers.

London, United KingdomPublic, CNS
DDactic

DDactic maps attack surfaces and tests DDoS resilience for enterprise infrastructure.

Israel, Israel2026Private
Flowtriq

Flowtriq provides real-time DDoS detection and automatic mitigation for servers and network infrastructure.

Toronto, CanadaPrivate
Link11

Link11 provides DDoS protection and web application security services for companies.

Frankfurt am Main, GermanyPrivate
MazeBolt Technologies

MazeBolt provides continuous, non-disruptive DDoS testing to validate enterprise DDoS defences.

Ramat Gan, Israel2013Private

Also active in DDoS protection

11 companies
CompanyBased inFoundedSizeOwnershipRevenue
Microsoft

Microsoft sells software, cloud services, hardware, and gaming products.

Redmond, United States1975228,000 staffPublic, MSFT$331.8bn (FY2026)
F5

F5 provides application delivery and security solutions for hybrid multicloud environments.

Seattle, United States1996Public, FFIV$3.1bn (FY2025)
Cloudflare

Cloudflare provides a global network for security, performance, and full-stack development.

San Francisco, United States20092,440 staffPublic, NET$2.2bn (FY2025)
Fastly

Fastly provides an edge cloud platform that helps businesses deliver, secure, and deploy applications and AI workloads.

San Francisco, United States2011Public, FSLY$624.0m (FY2025)
Google

World-renowned cybersecurity firm now part of Google Cloud, delivering threat intelligence-led penetration testing and red teaming informed by front-line incident response experience.

Mountain View, United States2004500+ staffPrivate
Actus-Info

Actus-Info is a Polish operator and integrator that provides a full range of telecommunications and IT services.

Wrocław, Poland2010Private
Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services is a cloud computing platform that provides a wide range of services.

Seattle, United States2006Owned by Amazon
Imperva

Imperva is a cybersecurity company that provides application security and data security.

San Mateo, United States2002Owned by Thales
Sucuri

Sucuri provides cloud-based website security.

Menifee, United States2010Owned by GoDaddy
Transparent Edge

Transparent Edge is a European content delivery network and edge computing platform that also provides web and application security.

Madrid, Spain2008Private
EfficientIP

EfficientIP provides DNS, DHCP and IP address management software for network automation and security.

La Garenne Colombes, France2004Owned by Francisco Partners

Recent deals in DDoS protection

All DDoS protection deals
DateDealAmountSource
June 2026A10 Networks acquired TrojAISource for A10 Networks buying TrojAI, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for A10 Networks buying TrojAI, opens in a new tab
June 2026Francisco Partners acquired EfficientIPSource for Francisco Partners buying EfficientIP, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Francisco Partners buying EfficientIP, opens in a new tab
April 2025Cloudflare acquired OuterbaseSource for Cloudflare buying Outerbase, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Cloudflare buying Outerbase, opens in a new tab
February 2025A10 Networks acquired ThreatXSource for A10 Networks buying ThreatX, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for A10 Networks buying ThreatX, opens in a new tab
October 2024Cloudflare acquired KiveraSource for Cloudflare buying Kivera, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Cloudflare buying Kivera, opens in a new tab
May 2024Cloudflare acquired BastionZeroSource for Cloudflare buying BastionZero, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Cloudflare buying BastionZero, opens in a new tab
April 2024Cloudflare acquired BaselimeSource for Cloudflare buying Baselime, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Cloudflare buying Baselime, opens in a new tab
March 2024Cloudflare acquired Nefeli NetworksSource for Cloudflare buying Nefeli Networks, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Cloudflare buying Nefeli Networks, opens in a new tab
January 2024Link11 acquired Reblaze TechnologiesSource for Link11 buying Reblaze Technologies, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Link11 buying Reblaze Technologies, opens in a new tab
August 2023Fastly acquired DomainrSource for Fastly buying Domainr, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Fastly buying Domainr, opens in a new tab

Acquisitions come from SecurityWeek's monthly M&A round-ups from 2021 onwards, from Cybersecurity Ventures' quarterly M&A reports for 2020, and a few from Wikipedia lists. These are dated to the month. A few deals added from the news are dated to the day. Smaller deals may be missing. Amounts are in US dollars.

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