RASP Community Version: Runtime Defense Inside Your Code

The network was quiet until the attack started. Requests multiplied, payloads mutated, injection strings appeared in places they had no right to be. You saw it too late—because the defenses lived outside the code. RASP Community Version changes that.

Runtime Application Self-Protection, or RASP, runs inside the app itself. It inspects every request, traces every function call, and blocks malicious behavior the moment it happens. The RASP Community Version delivers core protection without the licensing overhead. It’s built for developers who want security that aligns with deployment speed.

With the RASP Community Version, protection travels with your application. Payload detection, input validation, and runtime blocking happen in one engine. No separate appliances. No complicated routing. The code monitors itself, adjusting in real time as threats evolve.

Integration is straightforward. Add the RASP agent to your build, configure detection thresholds, and ship. There is no extra box to maintain or hidden dependency to patch. Your instrumentation and safeguards run where execution happens—inside your application threads.

For teams adopting DevSecOps standards, the RASP Community Version is a direct path to runtime defense. Logs become immediate intelligence. Alerts are tied to actual execution paths, so false positives drop and analysts focus on attacks that matter.

Security at runtime is no longer optional. Deploying without it leaves open windows you can’t see until the breach. Start with the RASP Community Version and see attacks stopped mid-execution.

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