How to Choose Between Game Shield and High-Defense CDN: 4 Criteria Determine Feasibility and Defense Depth

The choice between Game Shield and High-Defense CDN depends on business protocol layer, client form, defense depth requirements, and origin exposure risk.

Route Verification and Capacity Boundaries in Global Acceleration Networks for Cross-Border Access Speeds

This article explains the actual mechanisms of global acceleration networks in cross-border scenarios, pointing out that node count is not the only decisive factor. By comparing CDN roles, Anycast routing logic, and the 2026 attack landscape, it provides acceptance criteria for multi-location probing and time-based testing, helping operations and procurement personnel clarify the independent boundaries between link optimization and traffic cleansing.

How to Choose CDN Security Acceleration? Key Points for Three-Layer Decision-Making and Verification

This article dissects the three-layer mechanisms of CDN security acceleration—capacity absorption, request buffering, and Layer-7 rules—from the dual decision chains of acceleration and security, and provides the root causes and verification checklists for origin servers being directly attacked.

High-Protection IP vs High-Protection Server: Cost and Effectiveness Comparison

A detailed cost-benefit analysis comparing high-protection IP and high-protection servers across four key dimensions, with practical recommendations for different business scenarios.

Dedicated vs. Shared High-Protection IPs: Four Key Differences Explained

Dedicated and shared high-protection IPs differ mainly in bandwidth exclusivity, blackhole fault domain, IP reputation, and peak handling authority. This article details these four differences, backed by NETSCOUT's report on ultra-large-scale floods, and provides verification questions and red flags for pre-contract checks, along with selection guidance by business type.