RASP has your WAF's back: Protect against zero days by default

With nefarious actors constantly evolving their tactics, leading companies should adopt a layered defense approach to mitigate their risk of exploitations. On the edge, WAFs provide the first line of defense against things like bot attacks, DDoS, ATOs and known technical attacks. RASP sits within your app protecting against known and zero day vulnerabilities in your code - with no signatures and no learning mode. Join Drew Roy and Andrew Johnson from the RASP Product team at Imperva to learn how adding RASP to your existing WAF strengthens your security posture and lower your overall risk.