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Imperva is a cybersecurity firm that assists organizations in safeguarding critical applications, APIs, and data across various scales and locations. It adopts a comprehensive approach that amalgamates edge, application security, and data security to offer protection to businesses at all levels of their digital journey. Imperva Threat Research and the worldwide intelligence community contribute to Imperva's knowledge of the evolving threat landscape. This understanding allows incorporation of the most recent security, privacy, and compliance expertise into the offered solutions.
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1. Comprehensive API Discovery: The automated dicsovery feature makes it easy to identify overlooked or untracked APIs, giving us better control and governance across the ecosystem. 2. Effective Threat Prevention: Real-time monitoring and blocking of suspicious API behavior such as abuse, bot and abnormal traffic helps maintain a stable and secure environment. 3. Smooth Integration: The solution fits so well into our system and security setup, allowing us to benefit from enhanced API visibility without requiring major infrastructure updates
The easiness of implementation, since most apis are publicly accessible, just enabling a feature on the console was the requirement for the implementation.
Continuous discovery of APIs and automatic gives us better visibility across our environments. Detection of risky behavior and threats helps us stop inappropriate API calls quickly.
1. Setup Can Be Time Consuming: Configuring policies and tuning thresholds requires additional effort, particularly for complex or high-traffic applications 2. Requires Familiarization: Some of the advanced dashboards and features take time for new members to fully understand. 3. Noise in High Volume APIs: A few of our busiest APIs occasionally trigger extra alerts, which require manual adjustments to minimize unnecessary notifications.
The main deficit of the service would be on architectures that centralize apis on one domain, and it requires to detect hundreds or thousand of api operations. It would take months to actually detect the endpoints, and on paths with dynamic parameters it would create false positives by detecting constantly used parameters as new endpoints.
Some documentation felt outdated, making initial setup harder than expected. Support can be slow to respond or lacks depth on certain specific questions. Customizing advanced policies sometimes requires extra effort or manual steps.