Adhere to NIST standards
Latest NIST 800-53 recommends Runtime Protection for supply chain attacks
Consolidate application security
A Leader in the Omdia Market Radar for Next-Generation Application Security
The challenge of mitigating threats at every layer
Many of today’s attack vectors are evolving and finding ways to bypass traditional approaches to security, entering at different layers, and easily penetrating enterprise defense.
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New vulnerabilities within the perimeter
With the high number of vulnerabilities, managing false positives, and protecting against unknown threats with traditional security is ineffective.
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Modern application behavior is complex
As newer technologies spread through enterprise environments, the blend of microservices, APIs, and containers bring new challenges for security teams to understand.
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Zero-day vulnerabilities and supply chain attacks
Traditional solutions only give visibility into traffic to and from applications and protect against known threats, leaving zero-day vulnerabilities within software supply chains.
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Relying on databases’ native audit event stream is insufficient
Without compensating controls in an application development environment, development teams must manually secure risky third-party code which may include unknown vulnerabilities.
Comprehensive security over all applications, including third-party apps and open-source code
A consolidated solution can allow the individual components to work with one another and offer full visibility and automated mitigation for new vulnerabilities that can bypass traditional security approaches.
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Protect and monitor the network’s edge perimeter
Monitor networking traffic and capture potential threats that exist outside of the applications with automated security and integrated analytics.
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Leave no API behind
Security needs to stay ahead of DevOps by reviewing and signing off on APIs before production. To do this requires deep discovery of all APIs and automatic classification of sensitive data.
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Secure your supply chain from zero-day exploits
By using code-level protection, the organization’s security intelligence can automatically mitigate attacks in third-party applications and open-source code.
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Go serverless, without compromising on security
Automated mitigation to provide security at the pace of development, allowing DevOps and DevSecOps teams to protect without code or configuration changes.
Significantly reduce costs by easing audits and risk
How Imperva helps protect your web apps
Web Application Firewall
Stop application attacks, with negligible false positives, to ensure uninterrupted business operations
API Security
Protect your APIs with a positive security model that detects vulnerabilities and shields from exploitation
Runtime Protection
Protects your applications from supply chain attacks and other zero-day exploits
Serverless Protection
Keep pace with development and uncover security blindspots on serverless functions
Client-Side Protection
Prevents online fraud from website supply chain attacks like formjacking, digital skimming, and Magecart
Protecting our Web applications and databases is a key element in safeguarding the private health information of our members and partners.
Chris Levan CIO Full customer story
