Global Secure Layer (AS137409)

Global Secure Layer (AS137409) is a Brisbane-founded network that sells IP transit with attack mitigation built into the product rather than bolted on beside it. Traffic is filtered inline and always on across an anycast mitigation fabric its own documentation puts at a terabit per second with sub-second time to mitigate, and every transit service carries twenty gigabits of that capacity before any uplift. Its customer base skews to game hosting, consumer VPN operators and hosting providers — the workloads that get attacked routinely rather than occasionally.

Be realistic about the shape of the footprint before planning around it. The facility list here is self-declared and counts everywhere the network is reachable, including mitigation nodes and partner ports rather than cages it holds, and the centre of gravity is Australia and the wider Asia-Pacific with North America and Europe thinner than the count implies. Where you can reach it, handoff is at 1, 10, 25, 40 or 100 gigabit with interface speeds from 100 megabits, billed flat or on 95th percentile with a two-to-one burst by default, each service arriving with a /31, a /64 and a routing session, blackhole triggering available on request and availability committed at 99.95% on a direct cross-connect.

Global Secure Layer (AS137409) is on-net at 143 colocation facilities in the ColoMap directory.

Top metros where Global Secure Layer (AS137409) is reachable: Dallas, TX, US, Amsterdam, NL, Washington, DC, US, Paris, FR, Sydney, QLD, AU.

Use the directory below to find a facility on-net with Global Secure Layer (AS137409), or request a quote tailored to your connectivity requirements.