Add DDoS testing to your practice—without building it
The principleYour clients get your expertise and your brand. The attack infrastructure, safety engineering, and technique research are ours to maintain.
Building a safe, credible DDoS testing capability in-house means operating a distributed worker fleet, keeping a technique library current with new CVEs and protocols, and engineering the health monitoring and instant-abort controls that make production testing responsible. The partner program lets you offer all of that under your own name from day one.
MSSPs & SOC providers
Extend managed security offerings with resilience validation your clients can schedule alongside monitoring and incident response.
MSPs & cloud consultancies
Prove that the CDN, WAF, load balancer, and autoscaling designs you deliver actually hold under pressure—then hand the client the evidence.
Penetration-testing firms
Round out red-team and pen-test engagements with controlled Layer 3–7 availability testing that stays inside a signed scope.
Resellers & agencies
Package resilience testing into a branded service line without hiring the specialist engineering it normally requires.
What the partner program includes
Everything needed to scope, run, and deliver a client engagement—wrapped in your brand rather than ours.
| Capability | What it means for your practice |
|---|
| White-labeled deliverables | Resilience reports and evidence prepared under your name, co-branded or fully rebranded, for you to present to the client. |
| Full technique library | The complete Layer 3–7 catalogue—floods, slow-rate exhaustion, HTTP/2 and QUIC abuse, TLS pressure, and CVE reproductions. |
| Managed test infrastructure | Distributed workers, ramp-up staging, and per-target ceilings run and maintained for you—no fleet to operate. |
| Built-in safety systems | Independent health probes and sub-second automatic abort protect every client target during a run. |
| Governance workflow | Domain ownership verification and Rules of Engagement per client keep each engagement authorized and auditable. |
| Engineering support | Help scoping plans, interpreting results, and shaping the resilience story you hand back to the client. |
Choose from 130 DDoS techniques across OSI layers, protocols, and CVEs when you scope each client's plan.
How a partner engagement works
The program is engagement-led: we set your practice up directly, then support each client test you scope. You stay the single point of contact for your client throughout.
- Apply to the partner program
Tell us about your practice, the clients you serve, and the branding you want on deliverables.
- We set up your program
We agree branding, commercial terms, and how engagements are scoped and reported under your name.
- Scope each client test
For every client, confirm target ownership and Rules of Engagement, then design the techniques, traffic stages, and safety ceilings.
- We run it with live safeguards
Bounded traffic is delivered inside the agreed window while independent health monitoring and automatic abort protect the target.
- You deliver branded evidence
Hand your client a white-labeled resilience report with findings, behavior under load, and clear next steps.
What your clients receive
Each engagement ends in evidence your client can act on and keep—presented as your work product, not a third party's.
- A branded resilience report: service behavior across each traffic stage, where safety thresholds were approached, and where the bottleneck first appeared.
- Methodology and scope: the authorized target, techniques, rates, and window, so the result is reproducible and defensible.
- Findings and recommendations: concrete follow-ups your team can frame as remediation and re-test in a later run.
- Compliance-ready evidence: dated results your client can present toward EU DORA, NIS2, and PCI DSS v4.0 obligations.
- A basis for recurring work: a stable baseline you can re-run as a periodic resilience program for the client.
Safety your clients can trust—because it's the same for everyone
White-label delivery never relaxes the controls. Every engagement your practice runs is bounded to an authorized target and the rates, concurrency, worker capacity, and safeguards recorded in the plan.
- Verified ownership: each client target is confirmed via an HTTPS
.well-known token before it can be tested. - Rules of Engagement: scope, window, and authorization are agreed in writing for every client run.
- Explicit ceilings: traffic rates, concurrency, duration, and worker counts stay inside agreed bounds.
- Independent monitoring: dedicated health probes watch critical service paths throughout the engagement.
- Immediate stop controls: automatic health thresholds, a manual emergency stop, and an API kill switch can halt the test.
See how a controlled engagement is run, how auto-abort protects the target, and what authorization and Rules of Engagement require.
Frequently asked questions
Whose brand do our clients see?
Yours. The program produces white-labeled or co-branded deliverables prepared under your name. You own the client relationship, the scoping conversation, and the pricing.
Do we need to build or host attack infrastructure?
No. The platform provides the distributed workers, the technique library, live health monitoring, and automatic abort. You focus on clients instead of operating a testing platform and its safety systems.
How is each client's authorization handled?
Every target is verified through domain ownership and covered by written Rules of Engagement before any test runs. White-label delivery does not change that—each engagement is reviewed and bounded to an agreed scope.
Is white-label testing self-serve today?
The partner program is engagement-led. We set each partner up directly—branding, scope, and commercial terms—rather than through an automated flow. Talk to our team to get started.
Explore a partnership. Tell us about your practice and the clients you serve, and we'll set up a white-label program around your brand.
Talk to our partner team