DDoS protection that learns instead of guessing.
Yovale combines Cloudflare edge filtering with CrowdSec behavior analysis inside every site container. floods are absorbed before they hit the server, and WordPress-specific attack patterns get blocked without pushing the work into PHP.
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what the defense stack looks like on Yovale.
many hosts call simple throttling DDoS protection. that means the server still takes the hit first and only reacts after pressure is visible.
Cloudflare and CrowdSec protections are active as soon as the site exists.
Cloudflare handles larger floods at the edge while CrowdSec detects hostile patterns closer to the app.
Repeated login abuse, XML-RPC attacks, and suspicious behavior can be banned before they keep hitting WordPress.
edge filtering outside. behavior detection inside.
two complementary layers so your WordPress site stays reachable during real attack traffic.
CrowdSec watches request behavior in real time and blocks brute force, credential stuffing, and repeated hostile patterns before they turn into downtime.
attack decisions are shared across the CrowdSec network, so IPs caught elsewhere can be blocked before they become your problem.
volumetric traffic gets filtered before your container has to deal with it.
wp-login and XML-RPC attacks are handled with host-level controls instead of leaving WordPress and PHP to absorb the noise.
basic rate limits are not enough.
many hosts call simple throttling DDoS protection. that means the server still takes the hit first and only reacts after pressure is visible.
for WordPress, that leaves gaps around brute-force login traffic, XML-RPC abuse, and attack patterns that do not look like a single clean flood. real protection needs both edge filtering and behavior-based blocking.
block patterns, not just known IPs.
static IP blocklists age badly. attackers rotate sources, spread requests, and keep changing shape.
CrowdSec looks at behavior, not just a stale list. that is what makes WordPress-specific protection more useful in practice.
protection without stealing PHP memory.
plugin-based security often burns resources inside the same PHP workers that need to serve the site.
Yovale keeps filtering outside the main WordPress runtime, so stores and admin flows keep more headroom during an attack.
built-in, not bolted on
basic throttling vs Yovale DDoS protection.
$0 - included on every plan
Cloudflare and CrowdSec protections are active as soon as the site exists. filter volumetric traffic before it reaches the server drop obvious bad request patterns early
Cloudflare handles larger floods at the edge while CrowdSec detects hostile patterns closer to the app. watch behavior inside the container ban repeated failed login attempts
Repeated login abuse, XML-RPC attacks, and suspicious behavior can be banned before they keep hitting WordPress. reduce amplification and login abuse apply community threat decisions quickly
other services charge extra for DDoS protection. Yovale includes it.
Cloudflare edge filtering and CrowdSec-based detection are part of every plan.
included on Starter ($149/yr), Growth ($249/yr), and Business ($499/yr).
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supporting pages and operating context.
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Keep stores online under hostile traffic
CrowdSec runs with each isolated site
DDoS protection is one layer in the full security stack
Reduce brute-force pressure on wp-login
Cloudflare edge protection also supports SSL delivery
adjacent controls in the same operating model.
pair DDoS controls with wider server hardening
keep every site isolated during attack traffic
tighten wp-login exposure alongside brute-force blocking
Cloudflare edge protection also helps with HTTPS delivery
attach protected domains through the same network edge
common questions before you switch.
What DDoS protection does Yovale include?
Yovale includes Cloudflare edge filtering and CrowdSec behavior-based blocking for every WordPress site.
Does this help with brute-force login attacks?
Yes. Repeated hostile login behavior can be detected and blocked outside the normal WordPress workflow.
Is XML-RPC protected too?
Yes. XML-RPC abuse is reduced with host-level controls instead of relying on a plugin.
Does this slow down WooCommerce?
No. The point of the architecture is to keep protection outside PHP as much as possible.
Is DDoS protection included on all plans?
Yes. It is included on every Yovale plan.
protect your WordPress site with a stack that actually learns.
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