Varnish will offer Atomicorp web application security rules as part of its Varnish Enterprise WAF solution
Varnish Software, a leader in content delivery solutions, has partnered with Atomicorp, a provider of endpoint and cloud workload protection. This collaboration brings Atomic ModSecurity Rules web application firewall (WAF) capabilities to Varnish Enterprise, offering a robust web attack prevention, detection, and resolution option for Varnish Enterprise customers.
Varnish Enterprise Overview:
- Accelerates HTTP delivery and offloads traffic from critical web and application infrastructure.
- Enables control over content delivery based on resource utilization, logistics, and security requirements.
- Offers a Varnish WAF as an add-on to the core solution.
Atomicorp ModSecurity Rules Integration:
- Brings military-grade WAF capabilities to Varnish WAF.
- Protects against web attacks such as:
- Credential theft
- Code injection
- Brute force attacks
- SQL injection (SQLi)
- Cross-site scripting (XSS)
- Cross-site request forgery (CSRF)
- Malware
- Ransomware
- Denial of service (DoS)
Enhanced Security Features:
- Defense-in-depth security for web architecture.
- Crucial for cloud computing and multi-tenant environments like Plesk, cPanel.
- Supports popular web applications such as WordPress, Drupal, and Magento.
Expert Insights:
- Frank Miller, CTO of Varnish Software: Partnership enhances WAF security profile with advanced rulesets, ModSecurity support, and consulting.
- Michael Shinn, CEO and Chairman of Atomicorp: Emphasizes the importance of secure content delivery and the strategic advantage of integrating advanced security measures.
The partnership between Varnish Software and Atomicorp marks a significant advancement in web security. By integrating Atomic ModSecurity Rules into Varnish Enterprise, customers gain access to comprehensive protection against a wide range of web threats while maintaining high performance. This collaboration underscores a commitment to delivering cutting-edge security solutions for modern web applications.