Imperva - Application Security (DDoS & WAF)

Summary:

Imperva's Application Security suite, encompassing DDoS protection and Web Application Firewall (WAF), is a powerful security solution designed to safeguard online applications and websites from a wide range of threats. This suite addresses the growing challenges of application security in an increasingly digital world, protecting against sophisticated DDoS attacks, OWASP Top 10 threats, and various other web vulnerabilities and exploits. Imperva’s Application Security solutions are engineered to provide not only robust defense mechanisms but also ensure high availability and performance of web applications, making them essential for businesses that rely heavily on their online presence.

Key Features:

1. Advanced DDoS Protection: Offers robust protection against both volumetric and application-layer DDoS attacks, ensuring website and application availability.
2. Web Application Firewall (WAF): Protects against common web vulnerabilities, including SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and more, by filtering and monitoring HTTP traffic.
3. Zero-Day Attack Protection: Utilizes advanced threat intelligence and machine learning to provide protection against unknown and emerging threats.
4. API Security: Offers specialized security measures to protect against malicious attacks on APIs.
5. Real-Time Analytics and Reporting: Provides real-time visibility into security events, traffic patterns, and attack mitigation, enabling informed decision-making.

Partner Link:

Application Security | Protect Your Applications Everywhere | Imperva

Stop DDoS and other multi-vector attacks and protect your applications in the cloud, on-prem, or in hybrid environments.

www.imperva.com

Tangible Benefits:

1. Reduction in Security Incidents and Breaches:
• Quantification Path: Track the number and severity of web application-related security incidents, such as DDoS attacks and web exploits, before and after implementing Imperva’s solution. Measure the reduction in successful attacks to quantify improvements in security.
2. Increased Website and Application Uptime:
• Quantification Path: Assess the increase in uptime and availability of web applications and services post-implementation. Calculate the reduction in downtime caused by DDoS attacks and other web vulnerabilities.
3. Operational Efficiency in Security Management:
• Quantification Path: Evaluate the time and resource savings in managing web application security, including the reduction in manual intervention due to automated threat detection and response capabilities.