Runtime
Virtual Patching

Immediately shield vulnerable libraries, minimize exposure risk and prevent exploitations without any code change nor engineering efforts.

Use a no-code interface to easily limit what actions a vulnerable library can perform, what resources it can access, and how it communicates with the rest of the system. Protect your application and 3rd party applications even when a fix is too complicated, risky or not available.

Eliminate
the Exposure Window

It takes ~9 days for an OSS supplier to release a patch and ~8 days for a vulnerability to be exploited. This means, applications are often exposed before engineering can begin to work on deploying a fix.

With 3,000 newly discovered CVEs every month, engineering teams are constantly interrupted with new security issues.  Leveraging Ravens virtual patching allows organizations to protect the production environment and eliminate the exposure window without disrupting releases.

Raven vs WAF

Requires Code?
Resource
Time to Solution
False Negative
Protocol
Deployment
Protection Quality
No
SecOps
Up to a minute
None
All Protocols
Library Level
100%
WAF
Yes
Experienced Engineer
Couple of days
Many
Http
Network
Partial

Accelerate Incident Remediation

Save
Engineering
Time

Independent of OSS
Maintainers

Independent of 3rd Party Application Vendors 

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7 Reasons Why Attackers Shifted Towards Cloud Applications

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The Critical Need for Cloud Runtime Application Security

While shift left strategies are essential for building secure applications, they are not sufficient on their own. Cloud runtime application security, or protect right, is crucial especially as attackers are increasingly shifting their focus to applications.
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CVE-Less Threats: What You Don’t Know WILL Hurt Your Application

What CVE-less threats are, why they are becoming more prevalent, and how organizations can protect themselves against these insidious risks.
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