FastNetMon
6.7#3 in ddos protection softwareFrom $115 a monthWebAPILinuxmacOS
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StormWall Appliance
5.6#17 in ddos protection softwareAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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| Fact | FastNetMon | StormWall Appliance |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Documentation lists Docker, virtual machine and hypervisor, Google Compute Engine, ARM 64, and Ubuntu LTS installation options. | It runs as software on customer-owned physical or virtual servers, and StormWall says standard compatible x86 platforms are sufficient. |
| Founded | 2017 | 2013 |
| Headquarters | London, United Kingdom | Sharjah, United Arab Emirates |
| Integrations | Additional capabilities include AWS and Google Cloud traffic visibility, Grafana dashboards, blocklist filtering, and embeddable solutions. | The product includes a REST API for external integrations and can work alongside StormWall cloud protection for L7 protection such as HTTP Flood, Slow HTTP, and WAF. |
| Purpose | FastNetMon analyses live network traffic to detect DDoS attacks in near real time and trigger mitigation based on operator-defined rules and workflows. | StormWall Appliance is on-premises DDoS protection software that processes network traffic locally on customer hardware. |
| Trial | The maker offers a 30-day free trial with no credit card required, including DDoS detection, automated mitigation tools, and traffic visibility and analytics. | A free 30-day trial can run on the customer's own real traffic after deployment. |
FastNetMon plans
- FastNetMon LiveView add-on$70 a month
- 10G$115 a month
- 40G$220 a month
- 100G$350 a month
- FastNetMon LiveView add-on$720 a year
- 10G$1,380 a year
StormWall Appliance plans
- Annual subscription—
- Perpetual—
Pick FastNetMon if…
FastNetMon is aimed at telcos, ISPs, cloud providers, and enterprise networks that need to detect and mitigate DDoS traffic. Its deployment options span cloud, virtualized, ARM, and Ubuntu LTS environments.
Pick StormWall Appliance if…
It suits organizations seeking on-premises, always-on network DDoS mitigation and local traffic processing. Basic support targets teams with in-house security expertise, while Private support is intended for teams without in-house DDoS expertise.