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Instantly activates defense in 3 sec
Provides DDoS protection from layer 3/4 to layer 7
Provides DNS protection
IMPERVA integrated Incapsula comprehensive DDoS defense solution
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Information security defense (DDoS): Protect customer websites from DDoS attacks by hiding the IP address, allowing secure and stable website operation.
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Website acceleration: CDN nodes store content around the world to improve speed and service quality.
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Traffic scrubbing: Attack traffic is directed to scrubbing centers, filtering malicious traffic and ensuring the normal operation of the website.
Advanced cloud load balancing
Enabling advanced load balancing opens up more value-added services.
- Support more than two source stations
- Active-Standby support
- Delivery Rules (Layer 7 LB)
- Offsite server room load balancing (GSLB)
- Source station health check
- Fault tolerance migration
BGP Scrubbing
Border Gateway Protocol
Protect key infrastructure (e.g., Web, email, FTP) from DDoS attacks through BGP route announcement, scrubbing traffic via cloud centers.
- Provide network layer 3/4 cleaning defense
- Each node is equipped with top-level information security equipment.
- Class C segment protection with BGP route announcement.
Edge IP
DDoS Protection for Individual IPs
IP-based applications (e.g. websites, DNS servers, SMTP servers) provide Layer 3/4 DDoS protection.
- Terabit DDoS cleanup feature
- 3-seconds SLA for effective mitigation of DDoS attacks
- Real-time traffic monitoring and events, intuitive interface backend for user-friendly operation
IMPERVA Defense Process
- Signature
- IP /ASN reputation rating
- Behavior Pattern Abnormal traffic Access frequency
- Access tool/BOT judgment
- Cookie
- Javascript
- CAPTCHA(Graphic verification)
Bot Management
Effectively detects bot activity, identifies the source and determines its nature. Allow useful bots (e.g. Google crawlers) or block malicious or unwanted bots (e.g. cyber-attacking bots)
- Effectively protect the performance and security of websites
- Avoid risks such as theft of company assets, credentials or system files and phishing.
ABP(Advanced Bot Protection)
Protect your website, applications and APIs on mobile devices from automated attacks without impacting business-critical traffic.
- Bad bots commit fraud through account infringement and affect businesses or steal product prices
- Advanced Bot Protection reduces adverse business impact and eliminates bad bot traffic
- Transform the performance of your online business with Advanced Bot Protection protection
- Flexible deployment to meet your specific business needs
- Use Imperva's cloud application security platform or a connector to a popular technology stack
25.6%
of the total site is Bad bot traffic
57.1%
of total bad bot traffic is categorized as Advanced Persistent Bots
ATP(Account Takeover Protection)
Advanced Bot Protection is one of the protection solutions used to identify and defend against malicious account infringement incidents by cybercriminals.
- Multi-layer detection to effectively identify malicious activity
- Automated protection that continuously adjusts based on intelligent detection without adding any delays.
- Out-of-the-box, intuitive interface for effective management.
- High accuracy and low error.
API Security
- Protect your APIs with an automated proactive security model
- Detect vulnerabilities in your applications and protect them from being exploited
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- Enforce security by automatically generating Positive Security Models for each uploaded API Swagger file.
Automatic security verification
- Security teams accelerate pre-production processes
- Teams keep DevOps ahead of the curve with automation
Assisted six financial institutions in defense, all with zero deficiencies
FSC test
The FSC held a series of three stages of random tests to test whether DDoS attacks are effectively blocked when enterprises are attacked with different network attack techniques.
Example of defense for financial institutions.:
- 2017 Two Tests conducted by the FSC
- 2018 One hacker attack
