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Prevent exploits and malicious code from ever running inside the application.
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Internet-Facing Applications Are the First to Break

Zero-Day & No-CVE Attacks
Traditional tools depend on known signatures or CVEs. 70% of real-world attacks don’t have a CVE.
The Exposure Window
Even when a vulnerability is known, patching takes time. Attackers move much faster than fixes.
WAF is Not Enough
WAFs can’t see what actually executes inside the application once traffic is allowed.

True Runtime Prevention

Raven stops malicious code inside the application, at execution time.
  • Prevents malicious code before it runs
  • Works with or without a known CVE

No Exposure Window

Stay protected immediately, even while fixes are pending.
  • No code changes required
  • No emergency patch cycles
  • Protection applies instantly in production.

Runtime-Aware Risk Reduction

Raven stops malicious code inside the application, at execution time.
  • Prevents malicious code before it runs
  • Works with or without a known CVE
1 in 8 Billion
1 false positive in 8 billion events
<0.2% CPU
Best in class performance

Protect Your Most Exposed Applications

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