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.
Associate Engineer - Network & Security at Connex Information Technologies
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2022-04-12T02:40:04Z
Apr 12, 2022
Imperva Incapsula is used for web applications. Our customers required the security of their web applications. We were asked to install this solution for their web solutions based on their throughputs and requirements.
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.
Previously I was in software development for more than 15 years. I had developed web applications for internet and cable TV companies. Now, I am a sales executive for Imperva Cloud WAF. Imperva Cloud WAF, previously Imperva Incapsula, is a web application firewall that is implemented in the cloud. It protects a public facing web application. It will track if a hacker is doing brute force attack. The web application firewall will detect it and block the source. This could be an IP address or the main name specific for a country. You can then update the profile of your server to block those IP addresses where the attack is coming from . We have placed Imperva Cloud in our client's employee self service system that they are logged into. The website is protected by Imperva so that employees and customers can log in all over the Philippines. The client is a power generation company, which is a critical service, and has branches all over the Philippines. We partner with a couple of on-premise data centers in the Philippines, one is PIM. They also provide cloud solutions. We bundle our solutions into their cloud projects.
Solutions Architect at a security firm with 51-200 employees
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2021-12-06T11:42:22Z
Dec 6, 2021
We offer implementation services for our customers. Most customers use Imperva Incapsula to protect themselves from WAF attacks. If they need an application load balancing, whether it is on a single data center or if they have a B2B extension. Also, if they need protection from the bots. Imperva has all of those functionalities.
Manager Technique at a computer software company with 11-50 employees
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2021-05-11T14:22:17Z
May 11, 2021
Our primary use case is DDoS protection. We are using it to protect access to internet sites. It is a SaaS solution, so everybody has the latest version.
Vice President, Global IT Security at a insurance company with 5,001-10,000 employees
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2021-02-23T20:52:15Z
Feb 23, 2021
We primarily use the solution for all our corporate websites for port 80 and 443 redirect and protecting all the web pages that we have in our environment.
CDN & Cybersecurity Engineer - Web performance & security at CDN Tech / Ecritel
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2020-12-18T19:52:26Z
Dec 18, 2020
We use it to protect websites against application threats and DDoS attacks. Because it is a cloud solution, we always have the last version. I don't need to update or upgrade. We are a partner of Imperva. Imperva doesn't sell directly to customers, so they have to pass through vendors and partners like us. All of my customers have different levels of services with Imperva.
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We use Imperva DDoS for DDoS protection and security.
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.
Imperva Incapsula is used for web applications. Our customers required the security of their web applications. We were asked to install this solution for their web solutions based on their throughputs and requirements.
We use it for protection. For example, for one of our banking clients, we use it to protect their mobile and website applications.
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.
We use this product as our Web Application Firewall. It provides web-based protection for us. Our requirements are not very complex.
Previously I was in software development for more than 15 years. I had developed web applications for internet and cable TV companies. Now, I am a sales executive for Imperva Cloud WAF. Imperva Cloud WAF, previously Imperva Incapsula, is a web application firewall that is implemented in the cloud. It protects a public facing web application. It will track if a hacker is doing brute force attack. The web application firewall will detect it and block the source. This could be an IP address or the main name specific for a country. You can then update the profile of your server to block those IP addresses where the attack is coming from . We have placed Imperva Cloud in our client's employee self service system that they are logged into. The website is protected by Imperva so that employees and customers can log in all over the Philippines. The client is a power generation company, which is a critical service, and has branches all over the Philippines. We partner with a couple of on-premise data centers in the Philippines, one is PIM. They also provide cloud solutions. We bundle our solutions into their cloud projects.
We offer implementation services for our customers. Most customers use Imperva Incapsula to protect themselves from WAF attacks. If they need an application load balancing, whether it is on a single data center or if they have a B2B extension. Also, if they need protection from the bots. Imperva has all of those functionalities.
Our customers have a number of use cases for Imperva Incapsula. Some use it to protect their APIs and others for its DDoS features.
The company uses this solution to protect us from any potential attacks. We are customers of Imperva and I'm the company director.
Our primary use case is DDoS protection. We are using it to protect access to internet sites. It is a SaaS solution, so everybody has the latest version.
We primarily use the solution for all our corporate websites for port 80 and 443 redirect and protecting all the web pages that we have in our environment.
We use it to protect websites against application threats and DDoS attacks. Because it is a cloud solution, we always have the last version. I don't need to update or upgrade. We are a partner of Imperva. Imperva doesn't sell directly to customers, so they have to pass through vendors and partners like us. All of my customers have different levels of services with Imperva.