Compare AppWall vs. Radware Threat Intelligence

AppWall, developed by Radware, serves as a Web Application Firewall (WAF) that guarantees the swift, dependable, and secure operation of critical web applications and APIs for both corporate environments and cloud services. Recognized by NSS and certified by ICSA Labs, along with being PCI compliant, AppWall employs a combination of positive and negative security models to deliver comprehensive protection against various web application threats, including access violations, API manipulations, and sophisticated HTTP attacks such as slowloris and dynamic floods, as well as brute force assaults on login interfaces. Positioned at the forefront of Radware's suite for web application and API protection, AppWall utilizes patented technology that allows for the real-time creation and adjustment of security policies, ensuring extensive security coverage while minimizing false positives and requiring limited operational input. Furthermore, Radware's technology for web application security presents multiple deployment options to cater to diverse organizational needs. This flexibility ensures that businesses can effectively protect their digital assets, regardless of their specific infrastructure or operational requirements.

Radware’s Threat Intelligence Subscriptions enhance both application and network security by providing continuous updates on emerging risks and vulnerabilities. Through the process of crowdsourcing, correlating, and validating actual attack data from diverse sources, these subscriptions fortify your Attack Mitigation System against threats. They deliver real-time intelligence that allows for proactive defenses and enable a multi-layered approach to counter both known and unknown threats, along with ongoing and emergency filtering capabilities. Additionally, Radware’s Live Threat Map offers real-time insights into cyberattacks as they unfold, leveraging data from our extensive threat deception network and cloud system event information. This system sends a wide array of anonymized and sampled attack data to our Threat Research Center, which is then disseminated to the community through the threat map, fostering a collaborative defense effort. By keeping users informed, these resources help to create a more resilient cybersecurity posture.