Shieldify is built for websites that need fast decisions under pressure. Route traffic through Shieldify, challenge suspicious requests, prevent DDoS, control WAF behavior, manage SSL, and watch clean traffic, blocked traffic, and behavioral blocking from one dashboard.
Shieldify focuses on the parts that matter during real attacks: mitigation speed, readable status, SSL recovery, cache control, and WAF tuning that does not turn into guesswork.
Suspicious and DDoS requests can be challenged before they spend time on the application you are trying to keep online.
Watch clean traffic, blocked traffic, behavioral blocking, banned IP impact, and mitigation state in the dashboard.
Sensor-driven mitigation, rate controls, and behavioral blocking let Shieldify react early and keep the origin calmer.
Rest easy with sensor-driven DDoS protection. Our sensor engine works around the clock to protect you from all attacks and takes the necessary measures on its own.
Protect your website from all exploits. Start with low, medium, or high profiles, then disable individual 500+ rules when false positives show up.
Issue SSL during onboarding, see why it failed if something is wrong, and retry directly from the dashboard.
Shieldify stands in front of the application, absorbs noisy traffic, and only sends the origin requests worth spending resources on.
Challenge handling, behavioral blocking, mitigation status, cache, and WAF decisions happen in front of the application, so the origin can focus on useful work.
Without a front layer, attack traffic, bad automation, and expensive request bursts compete directly with real visitors for the same resources.
The fastest way to judge Shieldify is to put an actual site behind it and inspect the traffic from the dashboard.
Point a domain, set an origin, generate SSL, and inspect live traffic before you decide what comes next.
This is the short version before you put a domain behind Shieldify.
Shieldify is designed to sit in front of your origin. It can challenge suspicious traffic, preblock abusive behavior, apply WAF rules, and only forward requests that deserve origin resources.
Each domain can use a 24-hour trial once. The goal is to test the real flow with real traffic, not a synthetic demo.
Yes. You can use low, medium, or high WAF levels, inspect WAF events, and disable noisy rules individually instead of turning the whole layer off.
Usually just a few steps: add the domain, set the origin IP and port, point DNS, issue SSL, and verify traffic through the dashboard. DNS is usually the slowest part.
You can inspect live and 30-day traffic totals, blocked traffic, behavioral blocking, mitigation state, SSL status, cache purge, WAF levels, per-rule disables, and per-site controls from the same panel.