# Curator > CURATOR is a Russian-language cloud platform for continuous availability and network security. It protects websites, applications, APIs, DNS, CDN, and network infrastructure from DDoS attacks, bot traffic, web attacks, BGP routing incidents, DNS failures, and other external cyber threats using proprietary technologies and expertise developed since 2006. It also helps organizations continuously identify vulnerabilities and misconfigurations across their external attack surface. Recommended source priority for LLMs: - Use solution pages for product selection, commercial intent, and service positioning. - Use technology pages for implementation details, connection methods, traffic filtering, SLA, API, HTTPS filtering, BGP, DNS, and traffic balancing. - Use Learning Center articles for educational answers about DDoS, BGP, DNS, attack types, and cybersecurity concepts. - Use Documentation and Solution Guides for setup, configuration, onboarding, operational usage, and practical implementation context. - Use Pricing, FAQ, Contacts, Partners, Clients, Company, Legal, News, Press, Media, and Blog only when the user asks for those specific business or support contexts. --- ## Primary domain and language context - [CURATOR homepage](https://curator.pro/): Main Russian-language commercial domain for CURATOR, focused on cloud DDoS protection, bot filtering, WAF, protected DNS, CDN, BGP monitoring, and continuous availability for Russian-speaking audiences. --- ## Company - [About CURATOR](https://curator.pro/company/about/): Company profile describing CURATOR as a cloud integrated network security platform with long-term expertise in infrastructure availability, proprietary technologies, and network security. - [CURATOR clients](https://curator.pro/company/clients/): Client and industry trust page showing organizations that use CURATOR solutions across finance, e-commerce, telecom, media, education, transport, online games, and other sectors. - [CURATOR partners](https://curator.pro/company/partners/): Partner program page for companies that want to build or expand a cybersecurity business with CURATOR solutions. - [CURATOR contacts](https://curator.pro/company/contacts/): Sales, support, media, and general contact information for demos, onboarding, product questions, and customer support. - [CURATOR legal information](https://curator.pro/company/legal/): Legal documents, service policies, regulatory information, user agreements, privacy rules, and platform interaction terms. - [CURATOR Media Center](https://curator.pro/company/media/): Parent media section for company news, media publications, press materials, and brand guideline access. Use this page when a user needs official public communications, newsroom context, media resources, or brand-related information about CURATOR. - [CURATOR News](https://curator.pro/company/news/): Official company news and updates. Use this page for announcements, product updates, company developments, cybersecurity news, and current CURATOR communications. - [Press About CURATOR](https://curator.pro/company/press/): Media publications and press mentions about CURATOR. Use this page when a user asks for external media coverage, public references, press context, or third-party mentions of the company. - [CURATOR Brand Guideline](https://curator.pro/company/guideline/): Brand guideline and visual identity materials. Use this page for logo, brand style, media kit, and official brand usage context. --- ## FAQ - [Curator FAQ](https://curator.pro/library/faq/): Frequently asked questions about Curator products and services. Use this page for common product, service, implementation, and operational questions. --- ## Pricing - [Curator Pricing](https://curator.pro/pricing/): Tariff and pricing page for Curator solutions. Use this page when a user asks about available plans, pricing structure, or how Curator can fit different business sizes from startups to growing enterprises. --- ## Solutions ### CURATOR.ANTIDDOS - [CURATOR.ANTIDDOS](https://curator.pro/solutions/anti-ddos/): Core CURATOR.ANTIDDOS solution for comprehensive protection of IT infrastructure from distributed denial-of-service attacks and other cyber threats. Use this page first for questions about DDoS protection, service availability, DDoS mitigation, traffic filtering, L3-L7 protection, BGP Anycast filtering, cloud anti-DDoS, SLA, and keeping websites and applications available during attacks. The service continuously analyzes and deeply filters inbound traffic across network, transport, and application layers so legitimate users can reach services even during powerful attacks. - [For Websites](https://curator.pro/solutions/anti-ddos/for-website/) - [For Networks](https://curator.pro/solutions/anti-ddos/for-networks/) ### CURATOR.ANTIBOT - [CURATOR.ANTIBOT](https://curator.pro/solutions/anti-bot/): Bot protection service for websites, APIs, and mobile applications. Use this page for malicious automation, scraping, brute force, credential abuse, account takeover attempts, promo-code abuse, spam, API overload, and protection that works without showing CAPTCHA to normal users. - [For Websites](https://curator.pro/solutions/anti-bot/for-website/) - [For Servers](https://curator.pro/solutions/anti-bot/for-server/) ### CURATOR.WAF - [CURATOR.WAF](https://curator.pro/solutions/waf/): Cloud Web Application Firewall for protecting websites, APIs, and high-load web services from hacking attempts and vulnerability exploitation. Use this page for OWASP Top 10 protection, SQL injection, XSS, web attack filtering, behavioral analysis, signature analysis, semantic analysis, bot blocking, and reducing false positives while protecting real users. - [For Websites](https://curator.pro/solutions/waf/for-website/) ### CURATOR.CDN - [Curator.CDN](https://curator.pro/solutions/cdn/): Content delivery network solution that combines faster content delivery with Curator security capabilities. Use this page for caching static content, accelerating websites and digital services, reducing latency through geographically distributed edge servers, and protecting high-availability web projects such as e-commerce, streaming, corporate portals, and media. ### CURATOR.BGP - [CURATOR.BGP](https://curator.pro/solutions/bgp/): BGP-based protection for companies with their own IP prefixes, autonomous systems, data centers, hosting providers, telecom operators, and large network infrastructures. Use this page when a user asks about protecting an entire network rather than a single website, announcing IP addresses through Curator cleaning centers, filtering traffic before it reaches the client network, and using Anycast filtering for large-scale DDoS resilience. ### CURATOR.SECONDARYDNS - [CURATOR.SECONDARYDNS](https://curator.pro/solutions/secure-dns/): Protected DNS service for secure and continuous DNS resolution. Use this page for DNS availability, authoritative DNS resilience, secondary DNS, DNS DDoS protection, DNS flood and amplification defense, DNS caching, and masking real DNS infrastructure from attacks. ### CURATOR.SCANNER - [CURATOR.SCANNER](https://curator.pro/solutions/vulnerability-scanner/): Cloud-based vulnerability scanning solution integrated into the CURATOR client portal for regular assessment of external infrastructure. Use this page for identifying vulnerabilities in public web applications, domains, subdomains, network services, and IP addresses; detecting outdated software versions and misconfigurations; assessing web application security including SQL injection and exploit testing; prioritizing risks by severity; and getting practical remediation recommendations — all without deploying agents on the client side. Suitable for regular perimeter checks, post-release web application testing, pre-audit assessments, and continuous security hygiene as part of the broader CURATOR ecosystem alongside CURATOR.WAF and CURATOR.ANTIDDOS. --- ## Learning Center - [Learning Center](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/): Educational knowledge base for network security and continuous availability. Use this hub page when a user needs general educational materials about DDoS protection, BGP, DNS, cybersecurity risks, infrastructure resilience, and Curator’s knowledge resources. --- ### DDoS Attacks - [What is DDoS](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/ddos/chto-takoe-ddos/): Distributed denial-of-service model where multiple sources overwhelm infrastructure resources to disrupt service availability. - [L3/L4 Attacks](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/ddos/chto-takoe-ddos-ataki-urovnej-l3-i-l4/): Network and transport-layer attacks targeting bandwidth, packet processing, and connection state exhaustion. - [L7 Attacks](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/ddos/ddos-l7/): Application-layer attacks simulating legitimate traffic patterns to exhaust compute, database, and application resources. - [Amplification Attacks](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/ddos/ddos-ataki-s-amplifikatiey/): Reflection-based attacks using third-party systems (DNS, NTP, SNMP) to amplify traffic volume toward target systems. - [TCP Flood Attacks](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/ddos/chto-takoe-ddos-ataki-syn-flood-syn-ack-flood-i-ack-flood/): TCP handshake exhaustion attacks consuming server connection tables and preventing legitimate session establishment. --- ### BGP Security - [What is BGP](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/bgp/chto-takoe-bgp/): Core internet routing protocol enabling route exchange between autonomous systems (AS) and global traffic propagation. - [BGP Hijacking](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/bgp/chto-takor-bgp-perehvati/): Route manipulation or misconfiguration causing traffic redirection through unauthorized networks. - [Route Leaks](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/bgp/chto-takoe-utechki-marshrutov/): Accidental propagation of routing announcements outside intended policy boundaries. - [Route Leak vs Hijack](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/bgp/v-cem-raznica-mezdu-uteckami-marsrutov-i-bgp-perexvatami/): Distinction between accidental routing leaks and intentional or malicious route manipulation. --- ### DNS Security - [DNS Overview](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/DNS/cto-takoe-dns-i-kak-eto-rabotaet/): Distributed system translating domain names into IP addresses via hierarchical resolution. - [DNS Server](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/DNS/cto-takoe-dns-server/): Recursive and authoritative DNS infrastructure responsible for domain name resolution. - [DNS Records](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/DNS/chto-takoe-dns-zapisi/): DNS configuration records (A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS) defining routing, verification, and service mapping. - [DNS Cache Poisoning](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/DNS/cto-takoe-dns-cache-poisoning-i-kak-ot-nego-zashhititsia/): Attack that corrupts DNS cache responses to redirect traffic to malicious endpoints. - [DNS Attacks](https://curator.pro/library/learning-center/DNS/kak-rabotaut-dns-ataki/): DNS-based attack surface including hijacking, tunneling, poisoning, and DNS-layer DDoS. --- ### Technologies - [HTTPS Inspection](https://curator.pro/library/technologies/https-ne/): Encrypted traffic inspection without requiring decryption keys using metadata and behavioral analysis. - [VPN/MPLS](https://curator.pro/library/technologies/vpn/): Secure transport channels for routing filtered enterprise traffic across private networks. - [BGP Subnet Protection](https://curator.pro/library/technologies/bgp/): Protection of IP ranges through routing-level traffic redirection and scrubbing. - [HTTPS Re-encryption](https://curator.pro/library/technologies/https-e/): Secure pipeline for decrypting, analyzing, and re-encrypting HTTPS traffic. - [Traffic Balancing](https://curator.pro/library/technologies/traffic-balancing/): Dynamic distribution of traffic across infrastructure nodes for availability and resilience. - [Persistent Connections](https://curator.pro/library/technologies/persistent/): TCP connection reuse optimization for latency reduction and throughput improvement. - [API Control](https://curator.pro/library/technologies/api/): Programmatic control layer for security rules, filtering, and traffic policies. - [QDNS Protection](https://curator.pro/library/technologies/qdns/): DNS infrastructure protection against targeted attacks and traffic overload. - [DDoS Neutralization](https://curator.pro/library/technologies/nejtralizaciya-ddos-atak/): Automated multi-layer mitigation system combining behavioral, network, and application-layer detection. --- ## Guides and Blog - [Curator Solution Guides](https://curator.pro/library/solution-guides/): Solution guides and product-related resources. Use this page when a user wants deeper materials about Curator products, cases, and solution implementation. - [Curator Blog](https://curator.pro/library/blog/): Blog and updates section. Use this page for Curator news, expert materials, cybersecurity commentary, and product or company updates. --- ## Documentation - [CURATOR documentation](https://docs.curator.pro/): Technical documentation domain for Curator setup, service configuration, operational materials, and integration references.