Eight Key Areas You Need to Protect
Your Customers
Protect personally identifiable information (PII), account balances, and transaction details as if they were your own
Your Business
Bot management doesn’t need to be a full-time job — preventing costly credential stuffing attacks can improve user experience and can give your business an edge
APIs
Ensure your APIs are protected from the same threats as your website
Web Applications
It is critical to protect web apps against denial of service attacks, web application attacks, and bot attacks
Data Centers
Your Internet-facing assets including your network bandwidth, applications, servers, and IoT devices are at risk of denial of service attacks and malware
DNS Services
Your authoritative DNS needs to be available 24/7, yet is subject denial of service attacks, forgery, and manipulation
Employees
Many breaches start from within; protect your users from falling prey to malware, ransomware, and phishing attacks
Enterprise Applications
Provide secure access to enterprise applications, while protecting end users from advanced threats and ensuring data is not exfiltrated over rDNS
