Infrastructure behind Titan
The production foundation behind Titan's security systems — networking, monitoring, DDoS mitigation and self-hosted platforms.
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Production footprint at Firstcolo FRA4, Frankfurt
Our servers and network equipment are housed in Firstcolo FRA4 in Frankfurt am Main, one of the most important internet hubs in Europe.
Firstcolo FRA4 provides a controlled environment for our production and development systems. Redundant power, managed cooling and physical access control are the baseline we build availability guarantees on top of.
The facility is monitored continuously and access is restricted to authorized personnel. Professional facility management lets our team focus on the systems themselves, while physical infrastructure is handled by an experienced data center operator.
Frankfurt location
Hosting in Frankfurt, next to Europe's largest peering hub, keeps latency low for communities across Europe.
Redundant power
UPS units and diesel generators keep our systems online through grid failures.
Physical security
24/7 on-site security, access control and CCTV protect our racks against unauthorized access.
Connectivity
Redundant backbone uplinks and peering with major providers keep our network fast and stable.
What running our own infrastructure means
We do not rent a black box. These are the layers we design, operate and are accountable for — each one a deliberate engineering decision that supports our security mission.
Own infrastructure
Compute, storage and networking we operate ourselves — no reseller between us and the metal.
BGP routing
Routing is coordinated with our upstream over BGP today; announcing our own prefixes follows once the AS is assigned.
Autonomous System
We have applied for a dedicated ASN, which will give us an independent presence on the global routing table.
IPv4 space
Addresses are assigned to services under a documented addressing plan, with our own ranges to follow alongside the AS.
IPv6 native
IPv6 is first-class across our network, not an afterthought bolted onto v4.
DDoS mitigation
Volumetric traffic is scrubbed at the edge before it reaches production, keeping services reachable under attack.
Monitoring
Metrics, logs and alerting across every node, so we see problems before users do.
Automation
Infrastructure is provisioned and configured as code — reproducible, reviewed and version-controlled.
Security
Hardened hosts, least-privilege access and network segmentation are the default, not an upgrade.
Data center
Equipment housed in Firstcolo FRA4, Frankfurt, with redundant power, cooling and physical access control.
High availability
Redundancy at the power, network and service layers keeps critical systems online through failures.
Self-hosted services
The tooling we run day to day is self-hosted, keeping data and dependencies under our control.
How traffic flows through our network
A simplified view of the path a request takes — from the public internet, through our edge and mitigation layer, to the services that run our products.
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Internet
Public traffic reaching the addresses our services run on.
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Edge & routing
Our routers terminate uplinks and steer ingress; own BGP announcements follow with the AS.
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DDoS mitigation
Volumetric and protocol attacks are scrubbed at the edge.
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Core network
Segmented, redundant switching between edge and compute.
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Compute nodes
Redundant hosts in Firstcolo FRA4 running our workloads.
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Services
Titan Security systems, Titan AC, CFX Resolver and internal platforms.
Simplified topology. Redundant paths and internal segmentation are omitted for clarity.
We are building our own autonomous system
Our own AS will give us direct control over how traffic reaches our systems and how it is defended. The application is in progress.
We have applied for our own autonomous system (ASN), which will put routing decisions in our hands rather than a provider's. It enables direct peering, faster response to upstream incidents and more effective mitigation of DDoS traffic before it reaches production.
The AS is a long-term investment in independence and resilience: we will not be tied to a single transit provider, and we can scale capacity deliberately as demand on our systems grows. Until it is assigned, our production traffic is routed through our upstream provider.
ASN
In preparation
IPv4 range
In preparation
IPv6 range
In preparation
Peering
On request
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