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From indie hosts to ISPs, see how teams like yours use Flowtriq to detect and stop DDoS attacks.

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DDoS Risk Score Calculator

Answer 8 quick questions about your infrastructure and security posture to get a personalized DDoS risk assessment with actionable recommendations.

Risk Assessment

Understanding Your DDoS Risk

DDoS risk depends on multiple factors: your industry, attack surface, existing defenses, and preparedness. High-profile industries like gaming, finance, and e-commerce face disproportionately more attacks. Organizations with many public-facing services have a larger attack surface.

Key factors that influence your DDoS risk level include:

  • Industry targeting: Gaming and gambling sites receive 35% of all DDoS attacks. Finance and e-commerce follow closely.
  • Attack surface: Each public-facing service (APIs, websites, game servers) is a potential target.
  • Previous attacks: Organizations attacked once are 80% more likely to be targeted again.
  • Defense posture: Without detection and mitigation tools, you are relying on luck.

Reducing Your Risk Score

The most impactful steps to reduce DDoS risk are: deploying real-time detection (like Flowtriq), implementing rate limiting, using a CDN for absorbing volumetric attacks, and creating a documented incident response plan. These four measures alone can reduce your effective risk by over 60%.

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Industry Benchmark Comparison

See how your DDoS risk score compares to the industry average for organizations in your sector.

Industry Avg Risk Score Attack Frequency % With Protection
Gaming / Gambling7812.4/year72%
Financial Services718.7/year68%
E-commerce626.2/year45%
SaaS / Technology554.8/year52%
Healthcare583.9/year31%
Media / Entertainment605.1/year38%
Education422.3/year18%
Government381.8/year61%

Note: These benchmarks are based on aggregated data from industry reports. A score above your industry average means you are more exposed than typical organizations in your sector. Focus on the recommendations above to bring your score down.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What factors determine DDoS risk for a company?

Key DDoS risk factors: public IP surface area (exposed services), industry sector (gaming, fintech, hosting are highest risk), history of prior attacks, BGP visibility (owning IP space makes you a more visible target), geographic reach, traffic volume, and current mitigation posture.

What is a DDoS risk assessment?

A DDoS risk assessment scores your organization's exposure and readiness across: attack probability, potential business impact, current detection capability, and mitigation capability. The output is a risk score and prioritized recommendations — which defenses to add first based on your threat profile.

How often do businesses get DDoS attacked?

Approximately 1 in 3 companies experience at least one DDoS attack per year. Gaming, fintech, hosting, and online retail face significantly higher frequency. Companies attacked once have a 30-day repeat probability of over 70%.