TrustRadius Insights for Imperva Attack Analytics are summaries of user sentiment data from TrustRadius reviews and, when necessary, third party data sources.
Pros
Imperva attack analytics: Multiple reviewers have expressed a high level of satisfaction with Imperva's attack analytics, considering it the best in the industry. This positive sentiment indicates that users greatly appreciate and trust this aspect of the product.
Convenient root signature analysis: Users have praised Imperva for its ability to analyze attacks using root signatures. This feature enables them to effectively mitigate and address potential threats, making their overall experience more convenient and efficient.
Comprehensive defense against security attacks: Imperva's built-in signatures and modules provide a comprehensive solution for defending against security attacks. The product filters traffic up to the application layer, offering robust protection and ensuring that users' systems are safeguarded from potential threats.
Complete visibility into the database, all privileged activities, as well as comprehensive auditing of any access to sensitive information. It meets the operational scalability demands of the company by consolidating the management, visibility and reporting across the distributed locations. Enforces access policies, sending real-time alerts and enabling users to create follow-on tasks, to ensure proper incident management and response
Pros
Routinely runs assessments and scans our systems to identify missing patches and configurations
Enables the company to identify users with excessive rights to sensitive data
Accelerates incident response and investigation with centralized management and advanced analytics
Cons
Improve the process of forwarding details about system events and database security events to the company's Security Operations Center through better integration with other systems
Likelihood to Recommend
I have found the solution to be flexible, adaptable and responsive which enables the implementation of risk management principles and security best practices. It provides visibility into cloud application usage, including what data has been accessed, when and by whom that help detect behavioral anomalies with app usage and alert on suspicious events.
I am currently using Imperva Analytics to analyze all the web traffic that our domains receive with this system we can measure different metrics, for example, we can know where the attacks come from in detail, what technique they used, from what country and the public IPs of attackers, in the same way we can see the peak hours of more attacks and the bandwidth that these events are causing us. In itself, it is an excellent security tool that gives us greater visibility.
Pros
It quickly shows us the statistics graphically.
It gives us a super grainy detail of the attack.
The board is very friendly.
It is always constantly updated.
Cons
A heat map of global attacks versus attacks coming our way.
Attention or support in Spanish language
Increase the history of the logs
Likelihood to Recommend
I think Imperva Analytics is a super complete security tool, for now it would be great if they could add a heat map of the attacks that are coming to me versus the attacks that are being executed in real time worldwide, to know if we are being victims of a massive attack against several countries. In the same way, an improvement that they recently implemented seems good to me to bring to the comment is that they assigned us an engineer who would provide us with personalized attention from Imperva.
We use Imperva Attack Analytics to monitor all of our internet-facing resources. Imperva Attack Analytics allows us to see possible threats and vulnerabilities before they have a chance to cause problems.
Pros
Alerting on known vulnerabilities
Detecting anomalous behavior
Providing recommendations for remediation
Cons
The UI does not feel intuitive
The support documentation sometimes is lacking or unclear
API integration seems a little more complicated than need be.
Likelihood to Recommend
If you have many internet-facing resources in multiple clouds Imperva Attack Analytics can be very helpful. It is most useful for on-premise private clouds with a sizeable internet-facing footprint.
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Administrator in Information Technology (501-1000 employees)