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See What Your WAF Really Covers

Most WAFs claim protection — but how much is actually working? Our WAF Scan reveals the truth. We simulate real-world threats to uncover blind spots, bypasses, and noisy rules. This is not just a scan — it’s a focused security inspection that turns vague confidence into measurable readiness.

We test your WAF the way attackers test your site — thoroughly, methodically, and without assumptions.

What We Test:

Signature Types Inspection
Validate detection of key attack classes like SQLi, XSS, Command Injection, and more.
Attack Vector Permutations
Assess how well your WAF handles encoding tricks, normalization evasions, and special characters.
Entity Coverage
Ensure signatures are applied across all relevant input points: parameters, headers, cookies, body content, and more.
False Negatives
Identify critical security gaps — attacks that should have been blocked but weren’t.
False Positives
Detect rules that trigger unnecessarily and may disrupt legitimate traffic.

Testing Goals

Assessment Areas:

1. Current Security Controls – Assurance / enfocment

Protection Level (RMS): Evaluate your current protection capabilities using the Risk Mitigation Score (RMS).
Detection Coverage: Identify presence or absence of crucial detections that should comply with Web Application Common Attack Vectors (WA-CAV).
Incident Response Optimization: Map existing controls to known and emerging threats to enhance and accelerate your incident response capabilities.

2. Security Weakness

Detection Gaps: Identify missing critical features in your WAF that limit detection and protection effectiveness against known attack vectors.

3. Security Exposure

Risk Identification: Clearly outline areas where protection and mitigation levels are reduced due to missing or ineffective WAF controls.
Exposure Compensation: Develop strategies to compensate for identified exposures and optimize incident response, reducing your overall risk profile.

Outcomes & Deliverables:

Current Risk Mitigation Score (RMS): Quantify exactly how effectively your WAF policy currently defends your web applications.
Identified Weaknesses: Detailed insights into essential controls missing from your current setup that can potentially be added.
Exposure and Compensation: Pinpoint critical protections that are unavailable or nonfunctional, along with practical compensation strategies to overcome these limitations and bolster your defenses.

All WAF Types

IPS-Level Inspection
Traditional WAFs
Next-Gen WAFs (WAF NG)

All Deployment Models

On-Premise Appliances
Virtual WAFs in Cloud Environments
SaaS-Based WAF Services
Cloud-Native WAF Platforms