you monitor netflow for anomalies - when they occurred you change the routing via BPG to prolexic (e.g. the attacked /24) - they have huge amount of available b

you monitor netflow for anomalies - when they occurred you change the routing via BPG to prolexic (e.g. the attacked /24) - they have huge amount of available bandwidth and hardware to filter out unwanted traffic - if you get a known attack like in this case, it's completely automated in case you want it... - your traffic is forwarded to the original destination via GRE