Bring WAAP, DDoS mitigation, API security, and bot management together on one policy surface.
Application protection is no longer a WAF sitting in front of a web server. DDoS attacks, OWASP-class vulnerabilities, API abuse, credential stuffing, scraping, and bot traffic that mimics real users all converge on the same application entry point.
TR7 Protect solutions bring this surface into four focuses: broad WAAP for web and APIs, DDoS Mitigation for volumetric and application-layer attacks, API Security for API-specific control, and Bot Management for separating automated traffic. In production environments these layers usually work together.
Four protection areas. One policy chain.
Rather than splitting web application, API, bot, and DDoS signals across separate products, TR7 evaluates them in the same decision chain. The goal is to keep real users safe while stopping attack and abuse traffic with the right action.
Pick a single protection layer, or position WAAP, DDoS, API security, and bot management together for your production environment.
The main protection layer for web and APIs
OWASP risks, virtual patching, API awareness, bot signals, and application-aware security policies. The starting point for most enterprise web and API protection architectures.
Multi-layer defense from L4 to L7
An at-network-and-application-layer mitigation approach for SYN floods, UDP/ICMP amplification, HTTP floods, Slowloris, and application-targeted attacks.
API-specific posture, schema, and abuse control
Beyond the generic WAF approach: API schema validation, per-consumer rate control, behavioral analysis, and OWASP API Top 10 coverage.
Separate automated traffic from real users
Classify good bots, bad bots, and gray-area traffic. Manage scraping, credential stuffing, account takeover, and campaign abuse with behavioral signals and risk scoring.
Protection should not be built from disjointed decisions across separate appliances; it should be a readable policy model that works together.
WAAP, DDoS, API Security, and Bot Management share the same flow engine, the same policy logic, and the same audit approach. Teams don't have to translate the same intent across four different tools.
When a request is blocked, throttled, or challenged, you should be able to see which rule and which signal produced the decision. Security should not be a black box — it should be an inspectable decision chain.
These solutions are not alternatives. WAAP is the center of most deployments; DDoS, API security, and bot management attach to the same security chain depending on need.
For web and API security, start with WAAP. If DDoS, API abuse, or bot traffic is the priority risk, move to the relevant solution page. Most production deployments combine several of these layers.
Protection scope, supported attack types, bot signals, API controls, and DDoS capacity may vary by selected product bundle, add-on, appliance class, and deployment model. For detailed coverage, refer to the relevant solution and product pages.