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Five systems, one dashboard, one database.

Flow monitoring, data retention, threat intelligence, vulnerability scanning and NIS2 reporting run on a single platform. Stop an attack at your upstream with RTBH, and have the regulator's report pre-filled before you start writing it.

Network operations centre at night: a map of the Czech Republic with nodes and an attack alert
The problem

How many systems are you running today?

A typical ISP runs five separate tools, five licences and five places to look for context. Every additional system adds complexity, integration cost and the risk that something falls between them.

Flow monitoring

Its own collector, its own database, its own licence.

Data retention

A legal obligation handled by yet another system and yet another storage tier.

Threat intelligence

Feeds downloaded somewhere and evaluated somewhere else — not where the flows are.

Vulnerability scanner

Another tool, another console, another report nobody connects to network operations.

NIS2 records

Spreadsheets, shared documents and deadlines tracked by hand.

Who it is for

Designed for network operators

For internet service providers and network infrastructure operators — not a general security tool that discovered ISPs later.

Primary

Regional ISPs

Providers running their own network infrastructure across a region.

Municipal operators

Operators of municipal networks and metropolitan fibre infrastructure.

Telcos

Telecommunications operators with complex backbone infrastructure.

Data centres

Colocation and cloud infrastructure operators.

Critical infrastructure

Connectivity providers for critical government and industrial networks.

What sets it apart

What you will not get elsewhere in one package

DDoS protection

The system recognises an attack and stops it at your upstream peer via RTBH or FlowSpec – before it fills your uplink. Learn more →

Flow monitoring, RPKI and ASN

Every flow with its reputation, owner and path. 140,315 ASNs, RPKI validation and prefix hijack detection. Learn more →

NIS2 incident reporting

A guide based on the Czech Act No. 264/2025: your regime, the deadlines and pre-filled reports. Learn more →

Data retention

Traffic data on a server in your own network. The data never leaves the rack. Learn more →

NIS2

Not a calendar of deadlines. A guide to what the law asks of an ISP.

The module goes beyond the general wording of the directive. It implements the Czech transposition — Act 264/2025 Coll. and decrees 409/2025 and 410/2025 Coll. — in detail. The framework of obligations is the same across the EU; we adapt the module to other national transpositions.

NIS2 for ISPs in detail →

Transparent pricing

A subscription scaled to the size of your network

Price follows the number of ISP subscribers. No hidden fees. Prices exclude VAT and apply to the 500–1,000 subscriber band; larger networks are priced by band.

For smaller ISPs

Start

EUR 200
/ month, excl. VAT
  • Flow monitoring
  • Data retention (statutory minimum)
  • NetFlow / IPFIX collection
  • Basic reports
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Most popular

Advanced

EUR 280
/ month, excl. VAT
  • Everything in Start
  • Threat intelligence
  • Attack Map and Live Feed
  • NIS2 core support
  • Vulnerability scan
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Full network protection

Complete

EUR 400
/ month, excl. VAT
  • Everything in Advanced
  • Vulnerability management
  • Automated response (RTBH, FlowSpec)
  • Full NIS2 reporting
  • RPKI, BGP and ASN analysis
  • Priority place in the support queue
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Prices for larger networks, the hardware appliance, SLA and data export are in the full price list.

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FAQ

What people ask most

How long does deployment take?

The cloud version is deployed within 48 hours, the hardware appliance within a week, depending on device availability. For the cloud all you need is NetFlow or IPFIX export configured on your routers; for the appliance we need rack space and access to a mirrored interface.

What load does the system handle?

Up to 100 Gbps. Collection can be split across multiple probes and collectors, across sites and data centres — the architecture grows with the network, so you do not have to size it up front.

How quickly does it recognise an attack?

From a mirrored interface, within seconds. Records from IPFIX and NetFlow v9 exporters arrive 15 to 60 seconds after a connection ends, depending on your router configuration — the system evaluates those too and marks them as late, so you can tell what is happening now from what happened a moment ago.

Will it report attacks that are not really attacks?

Sensitivity is set with a single control across four levels — from high for quiet networks to very low for backbone and transit, where only a genuinely large attack should raise an alert. Each individual threshold can be tuned separately, and addresses that must never trigger a response go on a whitelist.

What if a detection is wrong and the system starts blocking?

For every response you set the severity at which it triggers. The whitelist also works granularly — per IP, port or protocol, and separately for the LAN and WAN side. Active blackholes sit in one table and any of them can be withdrawn with a single click.

Online walkthrough

We show you the system on your network, not on a generic demo

Forty-five minutes, online, no commitment. We go through what the platform would look like at your organisation — how many systems it would replace, how NIS2 reporting would work for you, and what it would mean for your team. Walkthroughs are one-to-one, so the answers are specific rather than generic.

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Protectione Network Security walkthrough

Length45 minutes
FormatOnline video call
AttendeesYour team, as many as you need
ForISP owners, CTOs, network and security teams
PriceFree, no commitment

After you send the form we get back to you within one business day to agree a time that suits you.

More topics

Data retention

You have to retain traffic and location data anyway. With us, data retention runs on the same data as monitoring and attack detection – one system instead of two. Learn more →

Features

Deep traffic analysis, threat detection, mitigation and regulatory support over a single data set. Learn more →

NIS2

The Czech Act No. 264/2025 has applied since 1 November 2025 and covers thousands of organisations – internet providers, companies and public bodies. Here is, in plain terms, who it applies to, what it asks and how Protectione guides you through it. Learn more →

DDoS protection

The system recognises an attack, names it and can stop it before it fills your link – via RTBH or FlowSpec at your upstream peer. Learn more →

Flow monitoring

Collection from NetFlow v9, IPFIX and port mirroring, with context from the ASN database and global threat sources. All on the same data, on one screen. Learn more →

Technical solution

The same platform, the same features, the same dashboard. All that differs is where the system runs and who owns the hardware. Learn more →

Pricing and SLA

A subscription sized to your network, hardware sized to the disk array, and clearly stated prices for SLA and data export. Learn more →