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Radware Cloud WAF Service

Protect apps and APIs with our AI-powered cloud web application firewall (WAF)—part of our Cloud Application Protection Services.

How Radware Cloud WAF Works

Number one

Breaches and financial losses rise due to the rising pace and complexity of app development.

Number two

Radware’s adaptive, automated WAF stops web and mobile application attacks, hacking and other vulnerabilities exploits.

Number three

We combine a negative security model with an AI-powered behavioral-based positive security model.

Number four

You can avoid false positives while accurately blocking traffic that deviates from legitimate behavior.

Protect with Adaptive, AI-powered Web Application Protection

Complete Your Protection

Complete Your Protection

Stop OWASP Top 10 attacks and and mitigate zero-day attacks with AI-powered protection.

Improve Monitoring to Blocking Time

Improve Monitoring to Blocking Time

Automatically learn the behavior of applications and continuously fine-tune security policies.

Reduce Overheads

Reduce Overheads

Automate WAF defenses and let managed services expert take the burden off IT teams.

Add to Your Defenses

Add to Your Defenses

Stay safe with built-in DDoS protection, API protection, bot mitigation, ATO protection, client-side protection and more.

Adapt Security Policies

Adapt Security Policies

Continuously and automatically adapt security policies to optimize threat profiles and reduce false positives.

Expand to a Global Presence

Expand to a Global Presence

Access a global network of WAF points of presence (PoPs) close to server for low latency.

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Radware Cloud Application Protection Services - Solution Brief

Surround your apps and infrastructure with 360 degrees of integrated protection, including Cloud WAF.

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Cloud WAF Features

Auto Traffic Learning

Analyzes traffic, learns legitimate behavior, and blocks malicious activity

Application Mapping

Automatically maps protected apps, detects code changes and identifies potential vulnerabilities

Adaptive Policies

Continuously adapts security policies to optimize threat profiles for maximum security and lower false positives

Managed Service

Provides expert emergency response with one of the industry’s largest, most experienced teams

Automated Analytics

Simplifies security management by consolidating alerts into manageable user activities

Auto Cross-module Correlation

Analyzes threats in other security modules with AI, compiling a broad attack story and preemptively blocking malicious sources

Flexible Deployment & Compatibility

Protect consistently across any environment: virtual, public, multi- and hybrid cloud, on-prem and Kubernetes

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“Various WAFs are not easy to implement and manage, but Radware Cloud WAF is a very handy product.”

Manager of IT Services
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SecurePath™ achitecture helps protect applications across distributed environments.

Number one

​​​​​​​Reduzierte Latenz

Number two

Keine Routenänderungen

Number three

No SSL Key Sharing

Number four

Increased Up Time

Auf einen Blick

Layers 3 to 7

Attack layers protected from DDoS and DoS attacks by Cloud WAF

99 %

Usage of Radware Cloud WAF in blocking mode

188 %

Malicious web and API transactions (H2 vs H1 2024)

30-tägige kostenlose Testversion

Testen Sie den Cloud WAF Service einen Monat lang und sehen Sie, wie Radware Ihre Anwendungen schützt.

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