Protect your websites, mobile applications, and APIs from automated attacks without affecting the flow of business-critical traffic.
Organizations can no longer afford to ignore bots. Most are not benign. They are abusing your business. Any functionality on your website is a potential target of malicious bots. Imperva Advanced Bot Protection protects from all OWASP Automated Threats. And automated threats require automated protection. By blocking bad bots, Imperva helps businesses reduce fraud and business abuse.
Being in the airline and travel industry, we're aware of the importance of safeguarding our online platforms and booking engines from the diverse traffic we receive. The online landscape is filled with potential threats, particularly bot attacks. Recognizing this challenge, our quest was to find a solution that consistently delivers value. Imperva has not disappointed in meeting those expectations.
Danson Maina Manager - IS Operations
For business logic bot attacks that scrape content and commit online fraud.
For continuous protection of all APIs using deep discovery and classification.
Imperva Advanced Bot Protection is a key component of a comprehensive Web Application and API Protection (WAAP) stack including Imperva’s CDN, WAF, DDoS, and Advanced Bot Protection.
Ideal for those who want Advanced Bot Protection to quickly integrate with already deployed popular technologies.
Advanced Bot Protection secures all your access points and provides you with the choice of multiple response options for incoming bots.
Imperva collects and analyzes your bot traffic to pinpoint anomalies. Our machine learning models identify real-time bad bot behavior across our network and feed it through our known violators database.
Browser validation and advanced automation detection pinpoint malicious botnets hiding behind shared IP space. Rate limits based on device fingerprints — not IPs — provide further protection.
OWASP Automated Threats Explained
OWASP Automated Threats Explained
OWASP Automated Threats Explained
OWASP Automated Threats Explained
Oct 13, 2020 3 min read
