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Web application firewall (WAF)

Communication service providers (CSPs) trust Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) as a first line of defense for application vulnerabilities. WAFs monitor, filter, and block HTTP traffic to and from web applications traffic to protect against aggressors, such as broken access control, sensitive data exposure and security misconfigurations. WAF technology defends your organization against web app attacks, which are the primary entry point of successful data breaches.

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F5 Networks

F5 Advanced WAF (AWF) is an industry leading Web Application Firewall (WAF) that delivers the most innovative capabilities for application protection. Key features include anti-bot, DDoS Mitigation, Behavioral App Protection, Application Vulnerability Protection, and more.

F5 Advanced WAF features include:

  • Proactive Bot Protection - Using fingerprinting and challenge/response techniques in combination with behavioral analysis, Advanced WAF blocks automated attacks like account takeover, web/content scraping, and vulnerability recon.
  • Advanced Application Protection - Combining machine learning and threat intelligence, Advanced WAF protects against OWASP Top 10 threats, application-layer DoS attacks, malware-infected browsers, and more.
  • Includes an IP Intelligence threat feed to block traffic from and to malicious IPs. Also, includes regular updates to Threat Campaigns signatures.
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