About Us

DDoS Solutions is a Packet Technologies Company started to help industry and law enforcement authorities deal with the growing epidemic of Denial of Service Attacks.

DDoS Solutions is a small organization of less than 20 people with an extreme passion for technology and protecting our Internet Infrastructure. We can best be described as experienced intellectually curious learners with serious programming skills and a moral compass. We assist our respective governments and clients to protect the Internet. We currently operate in North America and Europe.

DDoS Solutions and her parent company have developed hundreds of one of a kind in house exploits in the process of penetration testing. These exploits are not for sale to the general public; only to other bona-fide security companies, and our government, with signed agreements stating they will not ever be re-sold or shared with any third party without our written consent. We check credentials, before selling to a third party, carefully so please do not waste your time if not qualified contacting us. This policy is etched in stone. We do penetration testing on large security conscious networks only; our fee starts at $50,000.00. Our penetration testing is 80 percent manual and 20 percent automated; we endeavor to secure your business from private as well as public exploits.

DDoS Solutions is the only company we are aware of that can find Botnets without even making a phone call to an ISP. Our proprietary technology and processes are automated and driven by our unique software. We are currently in conversations to add our technology to enterprise server protection software with a leading international software company. This will enable enterprise servers being attacked to immediately see the Botnet attack and automatically start finding the Botnet Command and Control Center without anyone even making a phone call.

We have issued in the past and continue an open challenge any company or government agency to find a generic botnet command and control center without an existing footprint in database in fewer man hours than DDoS Solutions. All we ask in return is the ability to post the results on this site. You are welcome to use as many people as you require for the task.

We are root cause problem solvers. We believe in miracles but rely on hard work, intuition, and innovation to solve real problems for our clients and partners.

The President and Founder of Packet Technologies and DDoS Solutions is "a proud member of InfraGard." He has requested all of DDoS Solutions' technical US personnel handling customer cases to seek membership in Infragard by June 1, 2008 in their local community.

InfraGard is an information sharing and analysis effort serving the interests and combining the knowledge base of a wide range of members. At its most basic level, Infragard is a partnership between the FBI and the private sector.

InfraGard is an association of businesses, academic institutions, state and local law enforcement agencies, and other participants dedicated to sharing information and intelligence to prevent hostile acts against the United States. InfraGard Chapters are geographically linked with FBI Field Office territories. Each InfraGard Chapter has an FBI Special Agent Coordinator assigned to it, and the FBI Coordinator works closely with Supervisory Special Agent Program Managers in the Cyber Division at FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C.

While under the direction of NIPC, the focus of InfraGard was cyber infrastructure protection. After September 11, 2001 NIPC expanded its efforts to include physical as well as cyber threats to critical infrastructures. InfraGard's mission expanded accordingly.

In March 2003, NIPC was transferred to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which now has responsibility for Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) matters. The FBI retained InfraGard as an FBI sponsored program, and will work with DHS in support of its CIP mission, facilitate InfraGard's continuing role in CIP activities, and further develop InfraGard's ability to support the FBI's investigative mission, especially as it pertains to counterterrorism and cyber crimes.

The InfraGard Program is designed to protect the nation's IT systems by serving as a data center for the public and private sectors to confidentially report and house information on intrusions and vulnerabilities. This network of security data is shared in a controlled manner with leading businesses and government agencies to increase awareness and knowledge of security issues and aid in computer security criminal investigations. Linked to each other and the FBI by the Bureau's security "Alert Network", program members are able to report security incidents under the terms of a non-disclosure agreement, a key driver for obtaining incident data. Part of an original FBI directive to gain the assistance of local computer security professionals in determining how to better protect critical information in the public and private sectors.