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WAF features that stop attacks without rage-quitting your checkout page.
A Web Application Firewall protects your applications from malicious traffic, common vulnerabilities, bot abuse, API attacks, and exploit attempts. Mitigata helps you deploy the right WAF capabilities and tune them for your business traffic.
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Web Application Protection
Protect web applications from common attacks such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), bot traffic, malicious requests, and application-layer threats.
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API Security
Secure APIs against unauthorized access, abuse, data leakage, and automated attacks with policy enforcement and traffic inspection.
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Advanced Threat Detection
Identify and block malicious payloads, suspicious behaviors, exploit attempts, and emerging application threats in real time.
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Bot Management
Detect and mitigate malicious bots, credential stuffing, account takeover attempts, web scraping, and automated abuse.
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Application Visibility and Control
Gain detailed insights into application traffic, user behavior, attack trends, and security events to improve monitoring and response.
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Compliance and Secure Access Readiness
Support regulatory compliance and strengthen application security through granular access controls, security policies, and continuous protection of sensitive data.
Less blind blocking. More application-aware defence.
With Mitigata, your WAF is assessed, deployed, tuned, integrated, reviewed, and supported by one accountable partner.
WAF switched on. Checkout starts sweating.
- 01·ENABLE
Default rules go live without traffic context.
- 02·BLOCK
Real users get caught with bad traffic.
- 03·MISS
APIs and bots stay loosely controlled.
- 04·IGNORE
Alerts pile up until something breaks.
Your app protected. Your users still welcome.
- 01·ASSESS
Apps, APIs, traffic, and risks mapped first.
- 02·CONFIGURE
Rules shaped around real application behaviour.
- 03·TUNE
False positives reduced before revenue suffers.
- 04·MONITOR
WAF logs integrated with SIEM and SOC.
Turn WAF alerts into full-stack security intelligence.
Build a connected security posture around the application layer your business depends on.
SIEM Integration
Network logs correlated with endpoint, identity, cloud, application, and firewall signals for better threat detection.
VAPT
Testing to identify exposed services, weak controls, misconfigurations, insecure paths, and exploitable network weaknesses.
Endpoint Security
Network signals paired with EDR, XDR, or Antivirus data to understand user, device, and traffic behaviour more clearly.
A 30-second reality check for your security stack.
Pick your industry, drop in your headcount, tick the security controls you have in place.
Score is indicative. Full audit covers 84 controls. DPDP, ISO 27001, SOC 2 mapped.
84 controls · 5-day report
The "do we actually need a WAF?" section.
- A Web Application Firewall, or WAF, monitors, filters, and blocks malicious HTTP and HTTPS traffic between users and your web applications, APIs, and mobile backends before attacks reach your application layer.
- A WAF protects web applications from common attacks such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and bot abuse, while also helping to meet compliance requirements and reducing the risk of data breaches through exposed application vulnerabilities.
- A poorly tuned WAF can. That is why WAF rules need to be shaped around your real application traffic before going live. Mitigata assesses your apps, APIs, and traffic patterns first to reduce false positives before they affect users or revenue.
- Yes. A WAF can be configured to protect APIs by inspecting API requests, enforcing rate limits, blocking malformed inputs, and detecting abuse patterns specific to API traffic alongside standard web application protection.
- No. A WAF operates at the application layer and is most effective when integrated with VAPT to identify gaps and with SIEM or SOC to correlate WAF alerts with broader threat signals across your environment.
- Yes. Mitigata assesses your applications, APIs, and traffic, configures WAF rules around real business behaviour, reduces false positives, and integrates WAF logs with your SIEM and SOC for continuous monitoring and response.
Still letting your app greet every request like a guest?
Book a 30-minute WAF assessment with Mitigata to review your applications, APIs, traffic, and exposure points.