Website Security
Recognized by Gartner for innovation, Incapsula secures websites against known and emerging threats.
Incapsula provides an unmatched web application security experience, enhanced by real-time big data analytics. The website security solution redefines and extends the WAF beyond traditional concepts.
In addition to the enterprise-grade WAF, Incapsula’s service also includes backdoor protection, two-factor authentication, bot access control and Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) Protection.
Enterprise-Grade WAF
Incapsula’s cloud-based WAF ensures that your website or application is always protected against any type of application layer hacking attempt. Incapsula’s WAF defends against OWASP Top 10 threats including: SQL injection, cross-site scripting, illegal resource access, and remote file inclusion.
Bad Bot Protection
Incapsula distinguishes between “good” and “bad” bot traffic. This lets you block scrapers, vulnerability scanners and comment spammers that overload your servers and steal your content, while allowing search engines and other legitimate services to freely access your website.
Backdoor Protection
Hackers covertly install malicious code on your website that gives them full access to your application and data. Incapsula’s adaptive security engines and WAF monitor website traffic to prevent backdoor install attempts and to quarantine backdoors already installed, rendering them useless.
Two Factor Authentication
Implement strong authentication on any website or application without integration, coding or software changes. Single-click activation lets you protect administrative access, secure remote access to corporate web applications, and restrict access to particular webpages.
Ingress Traffic Management
With Incapsula, you can take full control over who and what can access your site. Our service provides granular filters and controls to prevent access from unwanted visitors (e.g. countries, specific bots, URLs, IPs), while enabling uninterrupted access to legitimate visitors (customers, leading search engines, etc.).
APT Protection
Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) exploit the key weaknesses of today’s common IT infrastructures in order to steal intellectual property and sabotage business-critical production environments. As more companies conduct their core business operations in the cloud, APTs have begun to target websites and web applications as a “soft spot” in the security architecture.