Understanding the OWASP TOP 10 and How WAFs Can Mitigate Them
OWASP Top 10 Overview and WAF Capabilities to Mitigate Threats
- Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) pose several risks to web applications. Broken access controls, cryptographic failures, and injection flaws are the top three threats.
- Broken access controls allow unauthorized access to data and functionality, while cryptographic failures expose sensitive data.
- Penetration testing is crucial for detecting nonfunctional access controls, but it can take several weeks to implement necessary security changes.
- Encryption is key, both for data at rest and in transit. Leading WAFs provide inspection and encryption capabilities, including SSL traffic decryption and encryption, masking server identities, and veiling sensitive information.
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