Web Application Firewall (WAF)
Web applications are constantly exposed to the internet, making them frequent targets for automated attacks and exploits. A WAF helps block malicious traffic before it reaches your application.
- Protects against SQL injection, XSS, and other OWASP Top 10 threats
- Inspects HTTP/HTTPS traffic in real time
- Works with cloud-based or on-prem environments
- Learns from traffic patterns to reduce false positives
- Supports custom rules and virtual patching
WAFs sit in front of web apps and inspect incoming traffic, blocking threats before they can cause damage.
Secure Web Gateway (SWG)
Employees often access risky or unauthorized websites without realizing it. SWGs prevent access to dangerous content and enforce browsing policies.
- Filters URLs and blocks malicious or inappropriate sites
- Scans web traffic for malware and phishing
- Enforces company usage policies for web access
- Monitors and logs user activity for compliance
- Supports on-prem, cloud, and hybrid deployments
A secure web gateway acts as a filter between users and the internet, protecting endpoints from web-based threats.
Browser Isolation
Even with filtering, some threats make it through. Browser isolation separates the browser from the local system to prevent malware infections.
- Runs browser sessions in a remote container
- Sends only safe visual output to the endpoint
- Blocks file downloads and data leaks
- Neutralizes malicious code before it executes
- Works with unmanaged or BYOD devices
Browser isolation adds a strong layer of protection by executing risky content away from the user’s actual device.
Content Filtering & URL Filtering
Not all web content is suitable for business environments. Controlling what can be accessed reduces distractions and risk exposure.
- Blocks categories of websites (e.g. gambling, adult, social media)
- Enforces access schedules and usage policies
- Customizable allow/deny lists
- Integrates with directory services for user/group rules
- Logs user activity for audit and reporting
These tools help enforce acceptable use policies and reduce exposure to non-business or high-risk sites.
Web Threat Intelligence
Threats evolve fast. Real-time intelligence about malicious domains, IPs, and web-based attacks helps improve detection.
- Provides updated feeds of dangerous web indicators
- Enriches firewall and SWG decisions with context
- Detects phishing sites and drive-by downloads
- Supports automated blocking and alerting
- Integrates with SIEM and incident response platforms
Web threat intelligence feeds enhance the ability to detect and stop attacks before users are affected.
SSL Inspection & HTTPS Scanning
Most internet traffic is encrypted — including malware. Without inspection, harmful content hides in plain sight.
- Decrypts SSL/TLS traffic for inspection
- Re-encrypts data after scanning to preserve privacy
- Detects threats in HTTPS sessions
- Supports policy-based inspection to balance performance
- Works with WAFs, SWGs, and firewalls
SSL inspection helps security tools see inside encrypted traffic, so threats can’t bypass protections.
Web Application Scanning
Many websites are built quickly and updated often — introducing vulnerabilities. Scanning helps find and fix issues early.
- Detects common web application flaws automatically
- Supports both internal and external scans
- Works during development and in production
- Provides remediation guidance and risk scoring
- Integrates into CI/CD pipelines
Web app scanning tools continuously check websites and APIs for vulnerabilities to help reduce the attack surface.
CAPTCHA & Bot Protection
Bots scrape data, spam forms, and try to break into accounts. CAPTCHA and anti-bot tools help stop them without disrupting users.
- Detects and blocks automated traffic
- Prevents credential stuffing and account takeover
- Uses CAPTCHA, device fingerprinting, and behavior analysis
- Protects login pages, forms, and APIs
- Differentiates between good and bad bots
Bot protection reduces unwanted traffic and protects online services from abuse by automation.
