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Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP)

Imperva RASP protects your applications from the inside out.

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Protect applications from within

Application risk reduction

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RASP protects your application from vulnerabilities so that your teams can focus on business logic, without leaving your application exposed to potential exploitation

Security as business transforms

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With fading controls and ephemeral workloads, cloud native applications need more than just perimeter security. RASP provides security from within and goes wherever your application goes

RASP Attack Detection

Built into the application runtime environment, RASP is capable of detecting and preventing attacks real-time

  • Protection against zero-day attacks.
  • No tuning, highly-accurate out-of-the-box.
  • Protects against OWASP top 10 vulnerabilities.
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What does RASP protect against?

Attacks

  • Clickjacking
  • HTTP Response Splitting
  • HTTP Method Tampering
  • Large Requests
  • Malformed Content Types
  • Path Traversal
  • Unvalidated Redirects
  • Software Supply Chain Attacks

Injections

  • Command Injection
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  • Database Access Violation
  • JSON & XML Injection image description
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Weaknesses

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  • Logging Sensitive Information
  • Unauthorized Network Activity
  • Uncaught Exceptions
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  • Weak Browser Caching
  • Weak Cryptography image description
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WAF + RASP = Defense in Depth

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WAF

For known exploit payloads

Attacks
DDoS, malicious bots, script kiddies
Threats
External/untrusted
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RASP

For unknown payloads

Attacks
Obfuscated, context-dependent, Zero-day
Threats
External/untrusted, Trusted insider, partners
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Zero-day protection

Using patented grammar-based techniques, RASP allows applications to defend themselves without signatures or patches- providing security by default and sparing you the operational costs of off-cycle 0-day patching.

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Cloud native application protection

With fading controls and ephemeral workloads, cloud native applications need more than just perimeter security. RASP provides security from within and goes wherever your application goes.

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Insider threat protection

Attached to the runtime, RASP sees east-west traffic within applications even from careless and malicious insiders.

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Attack Visibility

  • Pre-correlated Intelligence Everything in one place.
  • Attack Classification Category, Event, Severity
  • Network HTTP Request, HTTP Response, IP Addresses, Hosts Info
  • Application User session, code execution, Filename, Line Number
  • Operating System File reads/writes, Process Execution
  • Database Query Execution, Modified Rows via Exeuction
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Runtimes

Databases

Insights & SIEMs

RASP goes everywhere and works anywhere

  • browser

    Active Applications
  • time

    Legacy Applications
  • ldap authentication

    3rd Party Applications
  • apps microservices

    APIs & Microservices
  • multi cloud

    Cloud Applications
  • web proxy

    Container & VMs

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