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Business Driver: Radware Cloud Web Application Firewall – WAF

As our Cloud computing dependence grows so too does our reliance upon “always-on” Software as a Service” (SaaS) offerings from vendors. Protecting the interface between user and application within the Cloud poses risks for organisations with sensitive data or a critical reliance upon SaaS service providers, particularly e-commerce. Protecting revenue streams and service availability is a vital piece of a robust business continuity plan. For demanding environments where outages are measured in thousands of dollars per minute, implementing WAF systems is a high-value mitigation investment.

Radware Cloud: WAF Product Overview

Web applications have become more complex and sophisticated through necessity. Users demand new features and management expect a proportional increase in employee productivity. Downtime and system outages are intolerable because of reputational damage or revenue losses. Radware’s Cloud products provide comprehensive mitigation measure that protect organisations from Web bound threats.

Value Proposition: Radware Web Application Firewall WAF

Complex web infrastructure increases an organisation’s digital surface area and potential risk exposure. It isn’t just the big threats WAF’s protect against but also the smallest vulnerabilities that can cascade into major outages and critical breaches. The WAF is an added layer of security that makes the task of an attacker reaching the treasure just that much more difficult.

Radware WAF protection against web-based threats;

Login and Authentication

Brute force attackers who try break in via login screens

Cookie Poisoning

Modifying web session cookies (ID files) for the purpose of identity theft or session hijacking

Monitoring

Block surveillance or data interception attempts

Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS)

Prevent behavioural or network DDOS attacks

Data Leakage Prevention

Unauthorised removal of Tax File, Credit Card Numbers or unique identifiers

All known threats that can cause reputational damage, identity theft or user downtime. Always present and just waiting for the perfect opportunity to compromise your organisation’s security.