My main use case is proactive edge security and IP reputation management. I use Imperva Managed Rules on AWS WAF's IP reputation rule group attached to my main application load balancer. Because Imperva leverages crowd-sourced global threat intelligence from their entire network, the rule layer automatically blocks requests originating from known botnets, exit nodes, and active attackers. For example, during a distributed credential stuffing attempt, Imperva dropped the malicious connections at the AWS edge layer instantly. This saves my back-end applications' API from resource exhaustion.
Business Rules Management solutions empower organizations to define, deploy, monitor, and maintain the business logic used in systems and processes. These solutions help streamline decision-making, improve consistency, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
The process of effectively managing business rules can lead to significant improvements in operational efficiency. Business Rules Management solutions offer a systematic approach to executing policies and adapting to...
My main use case is proactive edge security and IP reputation management. I use Imperva Managed Rules on AWS WAF's IP reputation rule group attached to my main application load balancer. Because Imperva leverages crowd-sourced global threat intelligence from their entire network, the rule layer automatically blocks requests originating from known botnets, exit nodes, and active attackers. For example, during a distributed credential stuffing attempt, Imperva dropped the malicious connections at the AWS edge layer instantly. This saves my back-end applications' API from resource exhaustion.