加强安全态势和 PCI 合规性
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 端点安全
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 网络安全
服务
- 网络安全服务
客户
Eventbrite
关于客户
Eventbrite是美国的活动管理和票务网站。该服务允许用户浏览、创建和推广本地活动。该服务向活动组织者收取费用以换取在线票务服务，除非活动是免费的。
挑战
Eventbrite 对其安全漏洞扫描器识别恶意代码或攻击者可以利用的后门的能力失去信心，需要一个全面的解决方案来保护其全球站点和并购资产。
此外，Eventbrite 正在制定其安全策略以保护收购的财产。他们需要一个能够轻松安装、快速提供安全覆盖并通过单一解决方案为未来的任何合并或收购活动提供有效的 Web 层安全性的供应商。
Eventbrite 从未将 Web 应用程序防火墙 (WAF) 用作其安全堆栈的一部分：团队对传统 WAF 常见的性能、调整和维护问题犹豫不决。但他们在漏洞扫描程序方面达到了临界点，需要一家能够恢复对其安全态势的信心的供应商。
解决方案
Signal Sciences 以最少的调整和维护为 Eventbrite 的全局属性提供完整的 Web 应用层攻击覆盖。
部署 Signal Sciences 后，Eventbrite 体验了我们的下一代 WAF 如何超越传统 WAF 供应商和扫描仪提供的功能。我们的技术不仅可以阻止 SQL 注入、XSS 和其他针对其六个全局属性的攻击，而且可以在这些恶意请求到达 Eventbrite 的应用程序服务器之前阻止，从而为合法流量释放资源。
- 灵活的安装和可定制的部署
- 以最少的维护快速实现价值
- 恢复信任和安心
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