Password guessing
Bots try thousands of passwords on your login pages and servers. We spot the pattern after a few tries and lock them out.
BurstLayer sits between your servers and the internet. It checks every request, watches every log and fixes weak spots before attackers find them.
Three steps. Then it runs on its own.
No security team needed. Connect your stack once and BurstLayer keeps watching, day and night.
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Connect what you run.
Add your servers, websites and cloud accounts. Most connect with one click or one command, and BurstLayer starts with read-only access, so nothing changes until you say so.
Your stack
- web-1Ubuntu 24.04 server Connecting
- shop.example.comWordPress site Connecting
- ProductionAWS account Connecting
- storefrontVercel project Connecting
- app-dbSupabase database Connecting
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We check every request.
Traffic to your servers passes through BurstLayer first. Real visitors go straight through. Password guessers, scanners and tricks are stopped before they reach you, and every log is read for anything unusual.
Incoming requests
Live- GET /checkoutVisitor from ZurichAllowed
- GET /.envLooking for secret files · Scanner in a data centre Blocked
- POST /wp-login.phpPassword guessing · 412 tries from one botnet Blocked
- GET /products/summer-saleVisitor from LyonAllowed
- POST /api/uploadHidden code in upload · File pretending to be a photo Blocked
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We fix it before it hurts.
When we find a weak spot, we close it: a security update, a locked database, a blocked attacker. You choose which fixes happen on their own and which ones wait for your OK.
Fixed today
- Installed a security update for OpenSSL on web-1
- Closed a database that anyone could reach
- Updated 3 outdated WordPress plugins
- Replace the payment key found in old code
One fix needs your OKApprove
See every attack. Stop it before it arrives.
Network Overwatch puts a checkpoint between your servers and the rest of the internet. Every request passes through it. Real visitors go straight through, while bots, password guessers and known bad addresses are turned away at the door.
Every request checkedEach visit is compared with what normal traffic to your site looks like. Anything odd is stopped or questioned.
Attackers studied, not just blockedWhen someone probes you, we work out what they were after and check that weak spot on every server you own.
Your servers stay calmFloods of junk traffic are absorbed before they arrive, so real customers keep getting a fast site.
- Password guessing on a login pagestopped at the Frankfurt checkpointBlocked
- A scan looking for a leaked .env filestopped at the Virginia checkpointBlocked
- A fake search-engine botstopped at the Singapore checkpointBlocked
Seven layers of protection. One account.
Use one product or all seven. They share what they learn, so every attack one of them sees makes the others sharper.
The attacks we stop, every single day.
Most break-ins are not clever. They are the same few tricks, tried millions of times. Here is what they look like, and what we do about each one.
Leaked keys
A password or API key ends up in your code or a public file. We catch it before it is shared, and replace it if it already leaked.
Outdated software
Most break-ins use flaws that already have a fix. We find what is out of date and install the fix for you.
Open databases
A database anyone on the internet can read. We find it, close it, and tell you what was exposed.
Website tricks
Attackers type code into forms and web addresses to fool your site. We recognise these tricks and stop them at the edge.
Traffic floods
Thousands of computers hit your site at once to knock it offline. We soak up the flood so real visitors still get in.
Poisoned uploads
Files that look like photos but hide harmful code. We inspect uploads and lock away anything dangerous.
Stolen accounts
Someone logs in from a new country at 3 a.m. with a stolen password. We notice, end the session and tell you.
Whatever you run, we protect it.
One server or ten thousand, a WordPress blog or a fleet of containers. Pick your stack to see exactly how BurstLayer fits in.
Ask your security anything.
Vigil is our security AI. It knows every server, site and account you connected, so you can ask it questions and give it jobs in plain words. It shows its work and asks before anything risky.
Ask Vigil about your servers…
When a new threat appears, you are already covered.
Big security flaws are announced every few weeks. Most teams hear about them days later and then patch server by server. BurstLayer starts the moment a flaw is published.
- 09:00A serious flaw is made publicFor example in PHP, the language behind a large part of the web.
- 09:02We check every server you haveand list the ones running the affected version.
- 09:05The fix is testedon a few servers first, against your own health checks.
- 09:11Every server is patchedand you get a short summary of what changed.
09:00
At risk
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Patched
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An example run on a fleet of 160 servers. Scroll to play it.
Built for the people who keep things running.
Whether you are one founder with one app or a team running ten thousand servers, BurstLayer works the way you already do.
Built to be trusted with your keys.
To protect your systems we need access to them. Here is how we hold it.
Read-only to start
We only ask for more access when you switch on a fix that needs it.
Locked away
Your keys are sealed with hardware-backed encryption, one set per workspace.
Every action recorded
A signed log of everything we read and change, ready for your auditor.
One-click off switch
Disconnect everything at once, any time, from a single button.
We secure the internet you build on.
Free for your first project. Connect a server, a site or a cloud account in about two minutes and see what we find.