For externally facing enterprise applications, delivery, protection, and access control must work together on one platform.
In the traditional architecture, publishing the application, protecting it from attacks, and managing user access were treated as three separate problems: separate products, separate consoles, separate policies. Modern application traffic can't carry that split. Web and API attacks ride in the same request; bot and account-takeover attempts target the identity layer; L7 DDoS hides inside the application's actual behavior.
TR7 Secure Bundle brings these three layers into one package. ADC publishes, distributes, and keeps the application alive. WAAP inspects the request against OWASP, bot, API, account-takeover, and adaptive L7 DDoS policies. AAM governs access against identity, session, and service policy. With the same operator UI, the same backend-services pool, the same certificate store, and the same policy model, the three layers operate as one secure publishing architecture.
Delivery. Protection. Identity-Controlled Access. One Platform.
TR7 Secure Bundle brings together ADC, which carries the application, WAAP, which stops attacks, and AAM, which governs access by identity — on the same platform. Traffic, security, and identity decisions share the same service definitions, the same health signals, and the same operating model.
Secure Bundle delivers ADC, WAAP, and AAM at full capability — plus TR7 ETM, included for 50 endpoints. Application delivery, application-layer protection, user access, and device visibility all run on one license, from one UI.
The publishing, distribution, and continuity layer for enterprise application traffic.
The protection layer against web, API, bot, account-takeover, and application-layer DDoS attacks.
The identity, session, and policy layer for enterprise access.
TR7 Secure Bundle adds a 50-endpoint TR7 ETM license alongside ADC, WAAP, and AAM. Beyond distributing application traffic, protecting the application layer, and managing user access, you gain unified visibility into your devices, mobile endpoints, and servers — all from the same platform.
TR7 ETM delivers live telemetry through a single management layer that runs on laptops, phones, and servers. Which device is on which version, whether the security agent is running, who connected from where, and which server is under load — all monitored from one console.
When a device poses a risk, you can run remote commands, pull files, terminate processes, or isolate the device from the network. On the server side, live data — CPU, RAM, disk, and service health — feeds smarter traffic decisions back into ADC.
50 endpoints are included with Secure Bundle. Laptops, mobile devices, and servers all draw from the same pool. When you need more, TR7 ETM scales up with 100, 500, 1,000, and unlimited endpoint options.
When a modern application request is processed, three questions are answered at the same time: how does this traffic flow, is the content safe, is the user authorized? Splitting these decisions across separate products creates policy inconsistency, operational load, and fragmented audits. TR7 Secure brings the three decisions onto one platform.
Every HTTP request flows through delivery, protection, and access layers within the same flow. In TR7 Secure these three decisions are parts of the same platform; no integration, coordination, or synchronization lag added later between separate products.
Backend-service pools, certificate store, health checks, and traffic rules are defined once; all three layers use the same definitions. You don't manage three inventories or three separate policy update streams across three products.
Who the request came from, which MFA step it passed, which WAAP rule inspected it, and which backend service answered — tracked in one stream. Compliance and audit teams no longer need to stitch fragmented logs after the fact.
Delivery, security, and identity teams work from the same operator UI. Policy changes apply through shared rule logic. Classic integration risks — a change in one layer breaking another — are reduced.
The ADC + WAAP + AAM combination is designed for externally facing, regulated enterprise applications where delivery, protection, and identity-controlled access are required together.
Banking portals require highly available publishing, OWASP/API protection, bot and account-takeover defense, and MFA-backed access — together. ADC publishes the traffic, WAAP stops the attacks, AAM controls customer and administrator access by identity.
Heavy bot traffic, credential stuffing, card-testing bots, and L7 DDoS are typical risks in e-commerce infrastructure. Secure Bundle provides publishing, protection, and access control on the same platform for cart traffic, payment flow, customer login, and the admin panel.
In citizen-facing digital services, bot attacks, OWASP attacks, account-takeover attempts, and audit requirements must be managed together. ADC delivery, WAAP inspection, and AAM identity control come in one bundle; it runs on-prem with no cloud dependency.
B2B SaaS and partner portals require tenant isolation, federated SSO, OWASP Top 10 protection, API rate limiting, and GraphQL inspection together. Secure Bundle publishes multi-tenant traffic, inspects API and web attacks, and manages customer identities via SAML/OIDC.
Patient portals, insurance systems, and clinical data interfaces require sensitive data protection, identity-controlled access, audit trails, and application-layer protection. WAAP's response-side sensitive data masking adds an extra protection layer in these scenarios.
In TR7 Secure, ADC, WAAP, and AAM share the same service definitions, certificate store, health view, and operator experience. Integration isn't a project added later — it's how the bundle natively operates.
A backend-services pool is defined once; ADC delivery rules, WAAP protection policies, and AAM access rules all target the same pool. One inventory, one health check, and one change-management model.
Certificates obtained via ACME or managed through an internal PKI live in one store. All three layers use the same certificate source; renewal, tracking, and distribution aren't repeated across three products.
Active health monitoring and adaptive L4/L7 DDoS baseline learning draw from the same signal set. The delivery, protection, and access layers evaluate unhealthy services and abnormal traffic behavior from the same operations view.
WAAP policies, identity rules, delivery rules, and certificates apply without dropping active connections. Because all three layers run on the same platform, changes flow through more consistently and under control.
Solving delivery, protection, and access with separate products increases licensing, integration, audit, and operations costs. TR7 Secure simplifies these three foundational layers under a single bundle.
ADC, WAAP, and AAM capabilities ship in one bundle. You don't manage a separate license, separate module, or access-user-count-based uplift per layer.
OWASP Top 10, bot management, API security, account-takeover protection, adaptive L7 DDoS, SSO, MFA, SSL VPN, IKEv2, and clientless access ship standard in the Secure Bundle.
You don't recreate the same certificate, the same backend-service pool, or the same policy model across three separate products. Defined once and used together by delivery, protection, and access layers.
Adaptive L4/L7 DDoS learns your environment's normal. The same behavior signals feed WAAP attack decisions and ADC traffic management; defense applies against actual traffic behavior rather than static global thresholds.
WAAP rules, identity policies, session data, and traffic decisions are processed in your own infrastructure. Data sovereignty and regulatory expectations are met without depending on third-party WAAP or ZTNA cloud services.
ADC, WAAP, and AAM are parts of the same platform. Service pools, certificates, health checks, and policies are shared directly; running the three layers together doesn't turn into a separate integration project.
Secure Bundle forms the delivery, protection, and identity-controlled access foundation for externally facing enterprise applications. As needs grow, you can move to broader bundles within the TR7 platform without architectural change.
Application Delivery and Identity-Based Access. Minimum scope without WAAP; sufficient for safely opening internal tools to external access, contractor portals, and legacy app modernization.
DetayMulti-Region Application Delivery and Routing. Intelligent DNS-layer routing, geographic distribution, and health-based failover; Central Management two-region included.
DetayEnd-to-End Application Delivery and Security Platform. Adds multi-region on top of Secure, bringing the four foundational layers into one bundle.
DetayVerified G2 reviews from security engineers, infrastructure architects, SOC teams, and platform leaders.
"We consolidated WAAP, identity, and load balancing on one platform. Three separate vendors meant three operator consoles and three policy planes; every change had to be synchronized in three places. With TR7 that burden is gone."
"We don't use a separate cloud service for bot and account-takeover attacks anymore. WAAP's behavioral scoring and AAM's login-attack protection share the same session context; one view for the analyst."
"For PCI DSS 4.0 and GDPR audits we no longer have to stitch together logs from three different products. One audit trail, one inventory, one certificate lifecycle — audit preparation time dropped significantly."
Bring your own application portfolio, WAAP policies, and identity infrastructure. We'll show you how TR7 Secure Bundle runs the ADC + WAAP + AAM layers together from one operator UI in a live demo.