What is Imperva?
Imperva provides comprehensive digital security solutions designed to protect critical business assets. Its offerings focus on securing applications, APIs, and data across diverse environments, including on-premises and multi-cloud setups. The platform aims to shield organizations from a range of cyber threats such as DDoS attacks, malicious bots, API vulnerabilities, and supply chain attacks, ensuring business continuity and operational integrity.
Furthermore, Imperva assists organizations in simplifying compliance and audit reporting processes, particularly concerning sensitive data protection. It provides tools for data discovery, classification, risk analytics, and monitoring user behavior to ensure data governance and privacy standards are met. By consolidating various security point products, Imperva offers a unified platform for threat detection, investigation, and management, aiming to enhance security posture and streamline operations.
Features
- Web Application Firewall: Instantly secures applications from the latest threats.
- Advanced Bot Protection: Identifies and mitigates sophisticated bad bot traffic.
- API Security: Discovers shadow APIs and secures sensitive data they handle.
- DDoS Protection: Secures all assets at the edge with guaranteed uptime.
- Client-Side Protection: Provides visibility and control over third-party JavaScript code.
- Runtime Protection: Secures workloads from unknown threats and vulnerabilities.
- Account Takeover Protection: Protects login endpoints and prevents account-based fraud.
- Data Security Fabric: Offers a multicloud, hybrid security platform protecting all data types.
- Data Discovery & Classification: Identifies and categorizes sensitive data across repositories.
- Risk Analytics & Insights: Provides insights into data security risks.
Use Cases
- Securing web applications and APIs from cyber threats.
- Protecting websites and online services from DDoS attacks.
- Preventing automated bot attacks and credential stuffing.
- Ensuring compliance with regulations like PCI DSS 4.0.
- Accelerating application delivery and performance.
- Securing sensitive data across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
- Monitoring user access to sensitive data.
- Managing data governance and privacy requirements.
- Securing cloud migration processes.
