Vigilbase now operates its own autonomous system: AS402630. That sounds like a very internet-infrastructure sentence, because it is. But the important part is simple: this gives us more control over how Vigilbase services connect to the internet, and it gives us a stronger foundation for the products we are building next.
Why this matters
Most of our customers will never need to think about AS numbers, routing tables, or BGP. They should not have to. Our job is to make security services reliable, observable, and easy to trust. Owning and operating more of our network path helps us do that.
What this unlocks
The first benefit is stability. A provider-independent network gives us room to design services that can move, fail over, and grow without tying every decision to a single hosting environment.
The second benefit is better ingestion. Flarehawk depends on fast, reliable intake for events and signals. Running our own network gives us more options for dedicated ingestion endpoints, regional entry points, and future traffic separation as volume grows.
The third benefit is operational clarity. We can monitor our own edge, publish public network status, and build better internal runbooks around the services our customers rely on.
What is not changing
This does not mean we are moving everything onto our own network overnight. We will still use the platforms that make sense, including Cloudflare and managed cloud providers. The difference is that we now have another layer of infrastructure we can use where independence, reliability, or direct control matters.
A foundation for future services
Over time, AS402630 gives us a foundation for more resilient Flarehawk ingestion, cleaner network telemetry, dedicated service endpoints, and better ways to operate security infrastructure for customers. It is a small launch on the surface, but an important building block underneath.
We will keep you up to date with further developments, as well as exciting announcements regarding services we will be building on top of our own infrastructure, colocations and new points of presence. Subscribe to The Vigilbase Wire to receive updates from us.
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