Traffic Pattern Analysis
Separate normal demand from suspicious bursts, repeated requests and abusive endpoint behavior.
Codory helps reduce the impact of application-layer floods and abusive request patterns with traffic controls, origin protection, monitoring and response tuning built around your stack.
Each engagement is scoped around the systems, access and risk that actually exist—not a generic checklist copied onto every environment.
Separate normal demand from suspicious bursts, repeated requests and abusive endpoint behavior.
Apply request limits, challenge rules and endpoint-specific controls where they make operational sense.
Review application firewall, reverse-proxy and CDN settings so protection matches the traffic profile.
Reduce unnecessary direct exposure of the origin and review network/application paths that bypass protection.
Track request volume, errors, latency and unusual patterns so incidents are visible early.
Use logs and observed behavior to improve rules, limits, caching and application resilience after an event.
A useful mitigation setup does not rely on one magic switch. It layers edge controls, request rules, application awareness and origin protection so each part reduces pressure on the next.
Security work is easier to act on when responsibilities, findings and follow-up are explicit from the start.
Define the systems, access, business context and boundaries for the work.
Collect the relevant configuration, logs, traffic or application evidence.
Separate meaningful risk from noise and identify the most important weaknesses.
Apply or recommend changes in a controlled order based on impact.
Recheck the result and document what changed, what remains and what to monitor.
Direct answers about scope, access, limitations and what you can expect from the service.
The service focuses on abusive application-layer traffic and request floods. The exact controls depend on your hosting, proxy/CDN setup, application behavior and the attack pattern being observed.
Usually yes. We can review protection options around the hosting, CDN, reverse proxy, web server and application stack you already use.
Protection rules are tuned to reduce false positives, but any aggressive traffic control can affect legitimate users if it is too broad. We test and adjust rules around real traffic patterns.
Yes, where access and infrastructure allow it. We can review logs and traffic behavior, apply defensive controls and help stabilize exposed application paths.
Not necessarily. The work can often be performed around an existing server or hosting environment when the required controls and access are available.
No. A CDN can be one part of the protection architecture. DDoS Shield focuses on how the CDN, proxy, WAF, web server and application controls work together.
Yes. API endpoints can be reviewed for rate controls, authentication pressure, expensive requests and abusive request patterns.
No responsible provider can guarantee immunity from every attack. The goal is to reduce exposure, improve resilience and make mitigation faster and more controlled.
Share the website, server or incident context and our team can help define the next useful step.