Two sources of truth
Delivery logs live with the CDN, security events live with the WAF vendor, and correlating them is a manual export exercise performed under pressure.
INTEROPERATES ACROSS THE STACKS YOU ALREADY RUN
SeguroCloud interoperates with AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, Oracle Cloud, Kubernetes, Terraform, PostgreSQL and ClickHouse.
The problem
Speed and safety are usually bought from different vendors, then argued about at 3 a.m.
A CDN team optimises for cache hit ratio. A security team optimises for block rate. Nobody owns the request end to end, so every incident starts with a call about whose console is telling the truth.
Mitigation costs latency
Scrubbing that sits outside the delivery path adds a hop. Under attack you either take the latency penalty or lower your defences.
Nobody is on the hook
Three SLAs, three support queues, and an outage that belongs to all of them and none of them. Escalation becomes negotiation.
SeguroCloud is built on the opposite premise: one operator, one dataset, one pager. The team that routes your traffic is the team that defends it, and they answer the same phone.
What we run
Three pillars, one operating layer
Buy any pillar on its own. Run all three and they share routing state, threat intelligence and a single incident timeline.
Platform
Meridian
The hybrid delivery layer. Multi-CDN scheduling, authoritative DNS, certificate automation, cache policy and edge compute, with WAF and DDoS controls applied inline rather than bolted on.
Multi-CDNDNSTLS automationEdge functionsOrigin shield
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Security operations
Sentinel
Round-the-clock security operations, machine-assisted and human-signed. Detection tuned to your traffic shape, automated first response, and analysts who can push a rule to the edge without filing a ticket with anyone else.
24/7 analystsBot scoringAuto-responseIncident timelineAudit exports
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Cloud services
Cloud & FinOps
Procurement, landing-zone architecture, migration and cost engineering across the major providers. One contract, one invoice, and an engineer who can read your bill as well as your topology.
Resell & billingLanding zonesMigrationCost engineeringManaged ops
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The operating layer
Every request takes one pass
Inspection and routing happen at the same point in the path. There is no scrubbing detour, and no second vendor to blame.
Try it
Point traffic at the edge and watch what happens
Choose what is arriving. The three columns are the inspection stack every request passes through in one go. Watch where each kind of traffic dies: a flood never gets past ingress, credential stuffing survives signatures and is caught by behaviour. On the right, legitimate requests converge on the service they were addressed to and light it up. Under a flood, those services sit almost untouched.
Current traffic type: Legitimate traffic
Legitimate, routed to origin
Application-layer abuse
Volumetric
L3/L4 packet filtering · WAF known signatures · Scoring behavioural → Origin per-service load
26,000Requests / sec
2%Blocked at edge
30%Origin load
11 msP95 latency
An illustration of the mitigation model, not a capacity benchmark. Real figures depend on your traffic profile and the package you run.
320+
Edge locations
Own and partner PoPs in routing scope
99.99%
Delivery SLA
Contractual, with service credits
<4 min
Mitigation start
Median from detection to first action
24/7
Named analysts
Follow-the-sun, no first-line script
Figures shown are the service targets described in the current draft scope. Replace with audited operating numbers before publication.
Where it fits
Built for traffic that cannot wait and cannot fail
The same platform, tuned differently. Each engagement starts with a traffic profile, not a product catalogue.
01
Gaming & realtime
Latency floors, session integrity, bot and cheat pressure at launch scale.
02Global SaaS
Consistent performance per tenant region without a per-region vendor.
03Attack response
Emergency onboarding, volumetric absorption, application-layer defence.
04Commerce & drops
Flash-sale headroom, queueing, inventory scraping and card testing.
05Financial services
Data residency, immutable audit trails, evidence packs for regulators.
06AI & inference
Model endpoints close to users, abuse control, token-cost protection.
07Streaming media
Live and VOD delivery, token auth, credential sharing containment.
08Connected fleets
Device ingest at the edge, mutual TLS, per-fleet policy and rollout.
Packages
Three ways to start
Each package is cumulative. Move up when your traffic profile changes, not when a contract renews.
Edge
Delivery and caching for teams whose first problem is speed and cost, not attack traffic.
- Global CDN and cache policy
- Managed DNS and TLS automation
- Origin shield and compression
- Business-hours engineering support
PACKAGE 02
Most deployed
Shield
Everything in Edge, with inline protection and intelligent routing switched on.
- Everything in Edge
- L3/L4 DDoS absorption, always on
- Managed WAF and rate limiting
- Multi-CDN route selection
- 24/7 incident response
PACKAGE 03
Enterprise
Command
Everything in Shield, plus behavioural bot management and a security operations engagement of your own.
- Everything in Shield
- Behavioural bot management
- Sentinel SOC with named analysts
- Custom rules, edge compute, private PoPs
- Quarterly reviews and evidence packs
Not sure which line you are on? Send us a traffic sample and we will tell you, free of charge.
Engagements
What the work looks like
Representative engagement patterns from the delivery and security operations practice.
A launch window that held
Regional latency was inconsistent and a credential-stuffing wave hit on day two of an APAC launch. Routing weights were rebalanced per market and bot scoring was tightened at the edge inside the same change window.
-38%
P95 latency
0
Login outages
Three vendors down to one
A B2B platform ran separate CDN, WAF and DNS contracts across four regions. Consolidating onto one control plane removed a hop, simplified the evidence trail, and cut the delivery line on the bill.
-31%
Delivery spend
1
Support queue
Onboarded mid-incident
A commerce site called during a sustained volumetric event with its origin already saturated. Anycast ingress was live before the call ended; application-layer rules followed once traffic was legible again.
26 min
To stable
100%
Checkout restored
Engagement patterns are illustrative of the service model. Substitute named references and verified figures before this page goes live.
Next step
Bring us a hard traffic problem.
Forty-five minutes with a delivery engineer and a security analyst. We will map your current path, name the weak points, and tell you plainly whether we are the right answer.