Web Application Firewall Clause Samples

Web Application Firewall. Implemented Cloud Based web application Firewall to protect Rady web applications. The value of this measure is approximately $31,000.00.
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Web Application Firewall. (WAF) layer that is embedded in all web applications for protection against Open Web Application Security Project
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Web Application Firewall. 1002 The Contractor shall provide a state-of-the-art, highly-available Web Application Firewall service 1003 component to protect selected internet-facing web applications indicated by ECHA. 1004 The Contractor shall be able to take ECHA’s current Web Application Firewall (F5 ASM) 1005 configuration and migrate it to the offered service to the greatest extent possible. This 1006 configuration is currently applied to few ECHA critical applications. This migration shall be part 1007 of the Transition Project. 1008 The Web Application Firewall detects and blocks attacks primarily based on the attack signatures 1009 provided by the Web Application Firewall suppliers. On request of ECHA or ECHA third party, the 1010 Contractor shall collaborate to define the appropriate configuration of the Web Application 1011 firewall (Normal Change). 1012 The Contractor should provide reports or a dashboard view on the detection activity of the Web 1013 Application Firewall to the ECHA third party in charge of the application management. 1014 It is understood that these services are based on largely emerging technologies. Thus, ECHA 1015 expects that the Contractor will provided added value by proposing more advanced and efficient 1016 ways of leveraging the potential of the technology. Such proposal could very well fit in the rolling 1017 plan for optimisation (ref. chapter 10 Continuous optimisation and cost reduction over time).
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Web Application Firewall. Yes Yes (upon agreement) No
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