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Technologies > Reverse Proxies > DDoS-Guard > Technology Changes

Changes in the usage of DDoS-Guard

Detailed statistics in our extensive DDoS-Guard market report.

Learn more

This diagram shows the percentages of websites that recently changed between DDoS-Guard and other reverse proxies. See technologies overview for explanations on the methodologies used in the surveys.

How to read the diagram:
0.39% of the websites that are using DDoS-Guard were using Variti until recently.
0% of the websites that were using DDoS-Guard until recently are now using Variti.

Overall
0.82%
0.28%
Variti
0.39%
0%
Cloudflare
0.35%
0.21%
Qrator
0.08%
0.07%
W3Techs.com, 12 November 2024
changes from other reverse proxies to DDoS-Guard
changes from DDoS-Guard to other reverse proxies
Percentage of websites changing between
DDoS-Guard and other reverse proxies.

More detailed statistics

You can find technology change information between DDoS-Guard and all other reverse proxy services as well as examples of sites that made these changes in our DDoS-Guard market report.

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DDoS-Guard
Category: Reverse Proxy Services
DDoS-Guard provides DDoS protected services.
Website: ddos-guard.net


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