AI-driven attacks are scaling up. Your WAF is your first line of defense. A deployed WAF does not automatically mean effective protection. Know your arsenal.
WAF Security Policy Assessment
Can Your WAF Block the Next Exploit?
WAF Resilience
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Core use cases
We thought our WAF was properly configured—until WafScan showed us how many basic attack types were slipping through. The report was clear, direct, and saved us from a major oversight.”
— VP of Security Operations, SaaS Provider
“We worked hard on configuring and maintaining our WAF, but it was difficult to show that to management. When we received the WafScan results, everything became clear—our current status was finally visible and acknowledged. It validated the effort we’ve been putting in.”
— AppSec Team Lead, Fintech Sector
“WafScan is more than just a scan—it’s a security value service. It educated us, gave context to our protection level, and improved the ROI of our security control investments.”
— VP of Cyber Defense, SaaS Provider
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how much likelihood your WAF reduce ?
Your WAF has capabilities that can strengthen your defense. Are they enabled, configured to block, and applied where you need them? Start with a free self-assessment that maps your active protections against web exploits, brute force and DDoS.
Assess. Enforce. Defend.
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Know Your Protection Level
WAF Assessment value:
- Understand current protection – See attack coverage and which controls detect, log, or block.
- Improve the deployed policy – Identify relevant changes, unused capabilities, and compensating protections; verify improvements.
- Prepare for new vulnerabilities – Use tested attack coverage to estimate protection when a CVE appears and decide what additional validation or mitigation is needed.
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SQL Injection (SQLi)Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)OS Command InjectionRemote File Inclusion (RFI)Local File Inclusion (LFI)HTTP Request SmugglingPath Traversal / Directory TraversalServer-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)XML External Entity (XXE)Server-Side Template Injection (SSTI)Code InjectionLDAP InjectionXPath InjectionHTTP Protocol ViolationsHTTP Parameter Pollution (HPP)CRLF / HTTP Header InjectionApplication-Layer Denial of Service (L7 DoS)HTTP Flood AttacksKnown Vulnerability ExploitationWeb Shell AttacksInformation DisclosureBusiness Logic Abuse
Common Attack Vectors (CAV)
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Web Exploits
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App Brute force
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App DoS/DDoS
Automated Traffic Threats (ATT)
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Scrapers and Spammers
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Web Traffic Bots
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AI Bots
Attack Techniques (AMO)
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Vulnerability Hunting
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Evasion and Bypass
- Loads and Diversions
WAF Security Engineer: Know which relevant protections to enable or tune, which detections to add in log mode for SIEM visibility, and how to verify that changes improve coverage.