Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) Security Tools
Runtime application protection
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Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) solutions provide real-time protection for applications by integrating security controls directly into application runtime environments to detect and prevent attacks as they occur. These solutions monitor application execution, analyze request patterns, and automatically block malicious activities while maintaining application performance and functionality, providing the last line of defense against application-layer attacks that bypass other security controls.
RASP platforms integrate with application servers, cloud platforms, and microservices architectures to provide runtime monitoring, threat detection, and automated response capabilities that protect against injection attacks, unauthorized access, and other application-specific threats. The solutions typically include behavioral analysis, attack pattern recognition, and automatic blocking capabilities that provide immediate protection without requiring application code changes or infrastructure modifications.
Organizations deploy RASP solutions to provide continuous runtime protection for applications, reduce the impact of zero-day vulnerabilities, and enhance application security posture through intelligent runtime defense. The self-protection approach provides immediate threat response, reduces dependency on external security controls, and enables comprehensive application protection while supporting cloud-native architectures and maintaining application performance through efficient runtime security integration.