Next-Generation Cloud Web Application Firewall (WAF)
Cloud WAF Deploys Easily With Just a DNS Change and No Agents




Quickly and easily protect web applications, APIs and microservices—without dedicating headcount or additional resources
Protecting web applications, APIs and microservices wherever they operate—cloud, on-premise, or hybrid environments—is easier and faster than ever with Signal Sciences Cloud WAF:
- Deploys in minutes, not weeks or months
- No agents to deploy
- Single unified management console
- Seamlessly protects both cloud and legacy applications
Easy Deployment for Web Protection that Scales
With a single change to a DNS record, web requests are routed to the Signal Sciences Cloud WAF to inspect and decision on those requests and block bad requests. Our unique solution provides robust detection and protection capabilities no matter where your organization’s applications operate or how rapidly they scale. No complex software installation or agents are required, so security and development teams can focus on high-value work and releasing code often to innovate.
How Cloud WAF Works
Our patented next-gen WAF technology provides advanced protection capabilities that provide precise web request instrumentation and context to stop any attack against any app deployed in any infrastructure—all without complex software installation. With a DNS change, all web requests are redirected to the Signal Sciences Cloud Engine where bad requests are detected and blocked. All good, legitimate traffic is forwarded to the customer’s application origin server.

With a single management console, security and development teams get clear actionable insights without digging through several different interfaces. Integrations with DevOps tools like Slack, PagerDuty and Jira provide real-time alerting your team needs to stay ahead of the adversary.

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