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This product addresses the web security needs of different industries, providing integrated L3-to-L7 protection. The following are typical business scenarios and their corresponding protection strategies.
During major promotional campaigns, automated attacks and fraudulent activities surge, and traffic peaks can reach hundreds of times the daily volume.
| Risk | Impact | Recommended Protection |
|---|---|---|
| Scalping | Automated scripts clear flash-sale inventory in milliseconds, leaving real users unable to buy | Bot Management |
| Credential stuffing | Bulk logins steal account coupons, points, and balances | Rate Limiting |
| Promotional abuse | Automated scripts claim marketing offers in bulk, draining the marketing budget | Bot Management |
| Price scraping | Competitors scrape dynamic pricing data in real time | Bot Management |
Gaming services demand extremely low latency and high availability, and release windows and events are peak periods for DDoS and automated attacks.
| Risk | Impact | Recommended Protection |
|---|---|---|
| Targeted L7 attacks | Large volumes of requests concentrate on high-value endpoints such as login and matchmaking, causing service outages | DDoS Protection |
| Bulk registration | Automated scripts create fake accounts in bulk to abuse new-user rewards | Bot Management |
| Cheating and exploits | Bots call game APIs at high frequency, undermining fair play | Bot Management |
Financial services rely heavily on APIs and mobile clients, carry large volumes of sensitive data, and must meet compliance requirements such as PCI DSS and GDPR.
| Risk | Impact | Recommended Protection |
|---|---|---|
| Shadow APIs | Undocumented APIs deployed without authorization lack protection and become entry points for data breaches | API Security |
| Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA) | Attackers modify API parameters to illegally access other users’ account data | WAF |
| Compliance audit gaps | Incomplete logs make it impossible to meet regulatory evidence requirements | Attack Logs · Security Analysis |
An official portal represents an organization’s public credibility. It is easily targeted during major events or sensitive periods, and often faces a combination of multiple attack methods at once.
| Risk | Impact | Recommended Protection |
|---|---|---|
| Web defacement and malware injection | Attackers exploit vulnerabilities to modify page content or plant malicious code, damaging the organization’s credibility | WAF |
| Sensitive data scraping | Scrapers continuously monitor and harvest sensitive data from public pages | Bot Management |
| Composite attack chains | Vulnerability probing and penetration attempts are launched under the cover of DDoS | DDoS Protection + WAF working in tandem |