The Internet as a network of networks is relying on interconnections. There are networks which are hard to directly reach, they simply fail to respond to direct interconnection requests or don't want to directly peer. To make things even worse some of them keep part of their uplinks under congestion. This means that even if we have plenty of available bandwidth, the connectivity to those networks would be affected by the recklessness of their administrators. The ZET project started with the idea to always have the best possible connectivity to all networks (not only a few of them). This is how we've started to build our AI optimization system.

DDoS attacks are still one of the big problems nowdays. New botnets are built everyday and the attack power is increasing. We are backed up by very high edge network capacity, so we can handle even large attacks. We've built our own DDoS filtering solution based on enterprise high bandwidth custom built devices. Other of our daily tasks is to monitor the ongoing attacks and check the attack logs history in order to improve the complex attacks detection and mitigation and reduce the false positives to zero.