The Netherlands has the National Scrubbing Center against DDoS attacks NaWas https://www.nbip.nl/en/nawas/faq/ https://www.nbip.nl/en/nawas/faq/. It is a non-pr

The Netherlands has the National Scrubbing Center against DDoS attacks NaWas https://www.nbip.nl/en/nawas/faq/ https://www.nbip.nl/en/nawas/faq/. It is a non-profit. > The NaWas infrastructure is designed as an on-demand service. After detecting an attack, the traffic is routed via BGP to the NaWas hardware and then the mitigation process starts. All traffic is then rerouted and the own connections can thus manage with less capacity > NaWas has a BGP session with the participants on the clean side (with IXPs) on a private VLAN. A member can redirect a specific prefix or / 24 by advertising that prefix on the NaWas BGP session. NaWas advertises the prefix on our upstreams (transits & peering). So the trigger for redirecting is done manually or automatically by the participants. They handle on average 9 attacks per day. Italy is following suite and setting up a similar organization.