
CDN DDoS Protection: What It Covers and How to Prepare
Plan DDoS resilience around protected traffic paths, origin capacity, careful limits, and a response process that keeps users in view.
Explore the security boundaries around your edge and origin. Start with encrypted connections and access controls, then understand what traffic filtering can and cannot protect.
Choose a guide below, then follow its practical examples and related reading. Each article links to a primary technical reference so you can check the underlying guidance.

Plan DDoS resilience around protected traffic paths, origin capacity, careful limits, and a response process that keeps users in view.

Connect HTTPS, origin restrictions, and WAF policies into a secure CDN configuration that protects real user workflows.