Test the mitigation before an attacker does it for you.

An aiMS-delivered service, not a third-party product. We generate controlled denial-of-service load against infrastructure you own and authorise, then report what detected, what mitigated and what quietly failed open.


Three attack classes, one honest report.

Volumetric scenarios

Bandwidth saturation against the edge, ramped in agreed steps to a ceiling you sign off in advance.

Protocol scenarios

State exhaustion against firewalls, load balancers and session tables, where capacity numbers are usually theoretical.

Application layer scenarios

Low-and-slow pressure on login, search, checkout and API endpoints that cost real money when they degrade.

Detection timing

Time to first alert, time to human acknowledgement, time to mitigation active. Measured, not estimated.

Failover validation

Whether the secondary path, the scrubbing provider handoff and the DNS failover actually behave as documented.

Scored report

Findings ranked by business impact, with specific configuration changes for your team and your provider.


How an engagement runs.

Before

  • Written authorisation from the asset owner
  • Scope, targets and ceilings agreed in writing
  • Maintenance window and abort criteria defined
  • Provider and ISP notified where required

During

  • Live bridge with your operations team
  • Stepped ramp with go or no-go at each level
  • Immediate abort on any agreed trigger
  • Full telemetry captured from both sides

After

  • Debrief within one working day
  • Scored report against the agreed criteria
  • Configuration recommendations per platform
  • Optional re-test after remediation

This service is only delivered against infrastructure the client owns or has explicit written authorisation to test, within a scheduled window and with defined abort criteria. aiMS does not run load against third-party assets, and no engagement starts before the authorisation is signed.

Book the window.

Most engagements need two to three weeks of lead time for authorisation and provider notification. Start the conversation early.

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