Using the Next-Gen WAF

These articles describe how to manage account access and security.

The advanced client-side detections feature allows you to detect sophisticated bots that leverage headless browsers such as headless Chrome…

Agent mode (also known as Protection mode) is a site (also known as workspace) setting that determines how the Next-Gen WAF agent handles…

These articles describe how to set custom agent response codes on the Next-Gen WAF agent.

Often the server being protected is behind a load balancer or other proxy. In this case, the server will see this load balancer or proxy IP…

These articles describe how we store and make available request and response data via the web interface and API.

IMPORTANT: The header links feature is only available to Next-Gen WAF customers with access to the Next-Gen WAF control panel . Header…

These articles explain how to work with integrations (alerts) to notify you about activity within your corp (also known as account) and sites (also known as workspaces).

These articles provide information on monitoring traffic processing and evaluating the performance of the Next-Gen WAF.

These articles describe how to work with rules.

These articles describe how to work with signals.

A site (also known as a workspace) is a single web application, bundle of web applications, API, or microservice that the Next-Gen WAF can…

These articles describe how to configure attack thresholds and site alerts (also known as signal thresholds).

To help protect your web application against Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE), you can enable virtual patches. A virtual patch…