What is RASP security? Why is it so important?
RASP, also known as Runtime Application Self Protection, is a cutting-edge technology for protecting running applications. In contrast to the WAF perimeter approach, a RASP security is to protect the applications from within.
It means that a RASP has much better visibility into the dataflow and the consequences of each input received by the application.
This post will explain how a RASP works, the key benefits, how it compares to perimeter defences (WAFs, Web Application Firewalls), and how it can be used by key teams involved in the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC).
RASP, or Runtime Application Self Protection, is a modern Application Security technology that protects web applications from runtime attacks. Its goal is to keep malicious actors from compromising internet appli...