Managed WAF Service

Up-to-date protection for your web applications

Web applications are the most popular gateway for cybercriminals and hackers. They have changed their focus: away from the network layer and towards the application layer, and they exploit vulnerabilities in web applications with ever-increasing complexity.

Web developers often work under time pressure, increasing the error rate of their web applications. Even experienced administrators sometimes make the mistake of assuming that their systems are sufficiently protected by traditional network firewalls or intrusion prevention systems (IPS).

These only block or open certain TCP or UDP ports, and this is where a web application firewall comes in. It inspects the data traffic at the application level (layer 7) and detects cyber attacks via the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP/HTTPS).

As an additional security component to the classic network firewall, a web application firewall (WAF) significantly increases the security level of your company. The ever-increasing costs of compliance requirements and the high complexity of attacks on web applications increasingly require a focus on modern protection of your corporate network.

Protect yourself effectively against widespread attacks such as zero-day exploits, SQL injections, cross-site scripting or denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks.

WAF-as-a-Service from the experts

Our Managed WAF Service provides you with comprehensive protection against a wide range of application-based threats and web attacks.

An experienced team of certified security consultants takes over the time-consuming and complex tasks of operating your web application firewall for you.

Regular updates and rule reviews guarantee you optimal protection of critical business applications with a high degree of cost transparency and planning security, while taking data protection regulations into account.

We support you in planning, implementation and operation with our Managed WAF Service.

24/7

Cyber Security Monitoring: Analysis of log data from security sensors, evaluation of messages, adaptation of use cases and execution of security scans
Service management: classification and prioritization, escalation management, single point of contact and coordination
Alerting & reporting: risk assessment, recommended actions and incident management
Response & remediation (depending on the agreement): remediation support and incident handling