Wallarm
Overview
|
HQ Location
United States
|
Year Founded
2013
|
Company Type
Private
|
Revenue
$10-100m
|
|
Employees
51 - 200
|
Website
|
Twitter Handle
|
Company Description
Wallarm is the only unified, best-in-class API Security and WAAP (Web App and API Protection) platform to protect your entire API and web application portfolio. Its unified, automated API security solution works with any platform, any cloud, multi-cloud, cloud-native, hybrid and On-Premise environments.
IoT Snapshot
Wallarm is a provider of Industrial IoT platform as a service (paas), and networks and connectivity technologies, and also active in the equipment and machinery, and national security and defense industries.
Technology Stack
Wallarm’s Technology Stack maps Wallarm’s participation in the platform as a service (paas), and networks and connectivity IoT Technology stack.
-
Devices Layer
-
Edge Layer
-
Cloud Layer
-
Application Layer
-
Supporting Technologies
Technological Capability:
None
Minor
Moderate
Strong
Supplier missing?
Start adding your own!
Register with your work email and create a new supplier profile for your business.
Case Studies.
Case Study
Enhancing Security and Compliance in Education Communication: A Case Study on Remind
Remind, a communication platform designed to facilitate interaction between educators, students, and parents, supports over 20 million monthly users. With such a vast user base, the platform is entrusted with a significant amount of personal data. The challenge was to ensure the security of this data and maintain compliance with various privacy regulations. The platform needed to protect against potential threats such as brute force attacks and credential stuffing, while also ensuring low false positives. Furthermore, the platform required a solution that could seamlessly integrate with its multi-platform applications and provide automated protection.
Case Study
Mednet Protects Phi, Ensures HIPAA Compliance and Grows the Web Platform with Wallarm
MedNet Solutions, a provider of eClinical solutions, was in the process of migrating its Electronic Data Capture (EDC) product, iMedNet, to AWS. As part of this migration, the company needed to implement reliable, scalable security measures to meet customer requests and HIPAA compliance requirements. The company was looking for a Web Application Firewall (WAF) security solution that could monitor and secure their web-based application, iMedNet. Several WAF competitors met the requirements but required the traffic to be routed through their proxy servers, which would necessitate the execution of a BAA agreement and higher costs.
