Application Security

API Gateway Security acts as a centralized, front-line defense for microservices, providing essential protection such as authentication (OAuth/JWT), authorization, rate limiting, and threat protection against attacks like DDoS and SQL injection. It acts as a unified entry point.

Real-time analytics is the process of collecting, processing, and querying streaming data within milliseconds to seconds of an event occurring. Unlike traditional batch analytics, which relies on historical data evaluated hours or days later, it empowers organizations to generate instant insights.

A web application firewall is a type of firewall designated to protect web applications. It continuously inspects HTTP traffic to detect and block malicious traffic and web application attacks.

Application security scanning involves analyzing software applications to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses that could be exploited by attackers.

Injection attacks are cybersecurity threats where attackers insert malicious code or commands into software, tricking it into executing them by exploiting unvalidated user input, leading to data theft, system compromise, or denial of service.

5G security refers to the combined efforts to protect the underlying 5G network infrastructure, the traffic traversing it, and the users of the network. This includes both physical and cyber protection for the hardware and software components of the network.

Application Security Testing (AST) refers to identifying, analyzing, and mitigating security vulnerabilities in software applications, as part of the software development lifecycle (SDLC).