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Monday, April 1, 2024

DeVops Security tools

 



Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) tools are essential for safeguarding applications against cyber threats. Let’s delve into what RASP is and explore some notable tools:

  1. What is RASP?

    • Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) is a technology that operates while an application runs. When an app starts, RASP analyzes its behavior and context to protect it against malicious inputs.
    • Key features of RASP:
      • Continuous Monitoring: RASP continuously detects attacks without human intervention.
      • Behavior Analysis: It scrutinizes app behavior and identifies anomalies.
      • Real-time Mitigation: RASP mitigates threats immediately.
      • Server-Agnostic: It protects apps regardless of their server location.
      • Non-Intrusive: RASP doesn’t impact app design.
    • How does RASP differ from a traditional Web Application Firewall (WAF)?
      • WAFs inspect incoming HTTP requests for attack payloads and suspicious patterns but may result in false positives.
      • RASP, on the other hand, directly validates requests within the app, adapting to modern app development practices.
  2. Notable RASP Tools:

    • Fortify Application Defender: Analyzes and safeguards applications in real-time against risks and cyberattacks.
    • Imperva: Provides enhanced app security.
    • Signal Sciences: Offers robust protection.
    • Jscrambler: Focuses on code protection.
    • Hdiv: Ensures secure data flow.
    • Contrast Security Protect: Integrates seamlessly with app runtime.
    • Datadog Application Security (formerly Sqreen): Provides continuous attack protection.
    • Dynatrace Application Security: Analyzes performance and behavior.
    • Waratek Secure: Guards against vulnerabilities.

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