Stop Application Attack
Stop Application Attack
Vulnerability exploitation almost tripled (180% growth) from last year with over 60% of exploits being CVE-Less, meaning they had no disclosed CVE at the time of the exploit.
Stop attacks, at the library level with customized policy-based remediation for vulnerable libraries, thus preventing potential attacks from spreading laterally. Restrict library functions, isolate affected components or implement policy-based controls before any damage is done.
Stop attacks, at the library level with customized policy-based remediation for vulnerable libraries, thus preventing potential attacks from spreading laterally. Restrict library functions, isolate affected components or implement policy-based controls before any damage is done.
Prevent
Exploits
Stop application level attacks at their source, prevent potential attacks from spreading laterally.
Accelerate Incident Remediation
Automatically apply policies to neutralize the threat when a vulnerability is detected, reducing the time and effort required for manual intervention.
Continuously Adapt to Threat
Frequent code changes, updates, and deployments mean that vulnerabilities can be introduced at any stage. This adaptive approach ensures that your applications are always protected against the latest vulnerabilities and attack techniques.
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Stop Application Attacks
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Stop Application Attacks,
Before They Do Any Damage!
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