Barracuda WAF-as-a-Service
by Barracuda Networks
Cloud-delivered WAF with API protection, bot defense and unmetered L3-L7 DDoS protection.
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Cloud-delivered WAF with API protection, bot defense and unmetered L3-L7 DDoS protection.
Barracuda WAF-as-a-Service is a full-featured, cloud-delivered application security service that can be deployed in minutes through a 3-step wizard with pre-built templates. It is backed by Azure scalability and global availability.
It includes unmetered L3-L7 DDoS protection, API discovery and protection for REST, JSON and GraphQL, and bot attack and account takeover protection including credential-stuffing detection and ML-powered privileged account protection. It offers unlimited rulesets, reporting, API-first DevSecOps integration and a containerized deployment mode for north-south and east-west security. A free trial is available.
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Vendor
Barracuda Networks
Category
Application & API Security
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Free trial
Yes
Deployment
Cloud-delivered SaaS; containerized deployment
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