Preventing infrastructure abuse with Vercel Firewall
Vercel Firewall automatically blocks billions of suspicious connections and malicious HTTP requests daily to prevent DDoS attacks, keeping your site secure and operational while protecting against unnecessary costs.
In any given week, blocks around 1 billion suspicious TCP connections, with some days seeing upwards of 7 billion malicious HTTP requests. Vercel's platform is designed to automatically , blocking thousands of these threats every day to keep your site secure and operational without user intervention. Vercel is built to minimize disruptions and safeguard your resources from unnecessary costs by serving only legitimate traffic.Vercel Firewallmitigate DDoS attacks
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