Imperva DDoS Reviews

We use Imperva DDoS protection to safeguard our network from multiple attacks. It is especially useful to protect websites or applications by redirecting traffic to eliminate threats.

Imperva DDoS increases our uptime to 99.99% by filtering and managing traffic to ensure only genuine traffic reaches our site. It optimizes and guides data centers to enhance network security.

My use case involved handling specific web applications for our operations team.

Imperva DDoS helps us automate production. The client had specific requirements for a cloud project in the financial sector.

We have details on the protection available in two key ways. We primarily see the use of WAF, specifically the CloudWAF, which is always active for application security. This ensures that everyone attempting to update the customer environment must go through the CloudWAF.

We often see customers opting for the on-demand option for DDoS protection as it’s more cost-effective. When a DDoS attack is detected, traffic is redirected through Imperva’s servers to be cleaned before being sent to the client. This on-demand option is particularly popular in my region. However, customers with the budget can choose Orizon, where traffic is continuously routed through Imperva’s scrubbing centers, which are among the largest in the world. 

For Linux protection, the most important feature is layer seven DDoS protection, which focuses on application-level threats. Imperva does offer layer three DDoS protection, but that's less common in my region. 

They provide end-to-end data security, so everything to do with applications, APIs, et cetera.

We've got a Telco client, and they'll be partnering with us to use the DDoS solution with their clients.

It's primarily for DDoS attacks. It's looking at anything that's trying to remove the ability of the company to operate, usually volumetric, however, since it's got a three-second SLA, it's better than the competition.

We can look after an entire what used to be a Class C network/24. Now, they could do single IP addresses, so they can protect a single IP address, and they have a three-second SLA to stop an attack. They back that up with a very large amount of money as well, so you've got a guarantee on it.

We use Imperva DDoS to stop DDoS attacks and reduce the amount of unwanted queries against web services or web scraping.

The solution should integrate with something that looks at continuous security management.

We use Imperva DDoS for DDoS protection and security.

Imperva DDoS is fairly stable, and its availability is quite high. I haven't faced any downtime or system instability issues with the solution.

All our web services go to the Incapsula cloud application environment for monitoring on the production service.

All the web application protection is under Incapsula because they provide the WAF protection services. Our web services are registered under their cloud environment so all our customers visit our web services. All the web services are under the web application firewall protector.

I think it's from their own cloud solution. I don't think the cloud solution is from Amazon because the IP address does not belong to Amazon. It belonged to Incapsula themselves, so their solution is under their own network cloud environment. Our own data center environment is using the Incapsula cloud service. I think it's a hybrid cloud to include all the private and the public services.

The most valuable features are DDoS protection. The Incapsula environment helps us monitor all the web activity. All the web activity is passed through their WAF cloud services, then that can help us to monitor those activities. That can help protect against DDoS hacking.

The solution has the best volumetric DDoS attacks feature.

The solution needs to be improved every time there are new attacks. They need to add new features and techniques to prevent the attacks.