Unmatched Realism

100,000+ real hardware devices
Not virtualized instances. Not datacenter IPs. Real hardware devices and smartphones that generate traffic indistinguishable from a genuine botnet — so your WAF can’t cheat the test.
Realistic and verifiable simulations that give companies audit-ready proof of resilience and compliance.
Obsidio lets you run controlled, realistic DDoS attacks against your own infrastructure — powered by 100,000+ globally distributed devices. Know exactly where you stand before a real attack hits.
TRUSTED BY LEADING SWISS BANKS
Real DDoS attacks don’t come from a single datacenter. They come from thousands of compromised devices across the globe. Yet most resilience testing still relies on centralized load generators that can’t replicate actual attack patterns. The result? A false sense of security. Obsidio changes that — every simulation runs from real, ethically sourced devices worldwide, generating traffic patterns indistinguishable from a genuine attack.
Core Capabilities
Unmatched Realism

Not virtualized instances. Not datacenter IPs. Real hardware devices and smartphones that generate traffic indistinguishable from a genuine botnet — so your WAF can’t cheat the test.
Self-Service

Built for WAF, LB, and red teams to run simulations on-demand. Deploy a rule change and validate it in minutes — no vendor scheduling, no consultants, no waiting.
Verifiable Proof

Every simulation produces cryptographically attested, tamper-proof reports. Compliance evidence your risk officer can hand directly to a regulator.
Switzerland’s reputation isn’t built on precision alone — it’s built on independence, neutrality, and accountability. Obsidio brings those same principles to resilience testing, combining Swiss governance with a worldwide device network that mirrors how real attacks actually happen.

Every simulation runs on real hardware, from real locations, against your real infrastructure. The results are cryptographically attested and tamper-proof — evidence that holds up to regulators, auditors, and boards. Not a vendor’s promise. Proof.