Citrix WAF (Web App Firewall) is an industry-leading enterprise-grade WAF solution. Citrix WAF mitigates threats against your public-facing assets, including websites, apps, and APIs. From layer 3 to layer 7, Citrix WAF includes protections such as IP reputation, bot mitigation, defense against the OWASP Top 10 application threats, built-in signatures to protect against application stack vulnerabilities, and more.

Citrix WAF provides comprehensive protection for your applications with unparalleled ease of use. Getting up and running is a matter of minutes. With auto scaling, you can rest assured that your applications remain protected even as traffic scales up.

Compliant with major regulatory standards and bodies, Citrix WAF includes PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and more. It has never been easier to safeguard your applications in a compliant manner safely, reliably, and quickly.

Highlights

• Comprehensive App Security: Citrix WAF is a single code base across cloud, physical, virtual, bare-metal, and containers that enables consistency across your hybrid multi cloud applications and workflows. Holistic application security from Layer 3 to Layer 7 and built-in API protection ensures you don't have to worry about being vulnerable.
• Secure your Websites, Apps, and APIs: Securing applications is more than just using basic WAF functionality. Citrix WAF includes basic through advanced WAF, bot mitigation, dynamic profiling, and API gateway.
• Robust Reporting & Analytics: Citrix ADM is the only one-stop shop for reporting all things Citrix, including: WAF incidents, bot incidents, application latency, application performance, and more. No other solution provides the same depth of reporting and analytics, providing unparalleled insights into security, performance, and infrastructure state.
• Citrix Ingress Controller: (Available on Azure marketplace) Configures Ingress rules on Citrix ADC VPX to route/secure external HTTP(S), TCP, UDP traffic to Kubernetes cluster. This is supported for apps running on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) or self-managed Kubernetes running on Azure VM instances.