DigiCert Enhances AWS Environment Security with Imperva
Technology Category
- Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Event-Driven Application
- Cybersecurity & Privacy - Application Security
Applicable Industries
- Glass
- National Security & Defense
Applicable Functions
- Maintenance
Use Cases
- Tamper Detection
- Traffic Monitoring
Services
- Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services
About The Customer
DigiCert is a provider of scalable TLS/SSL and PKI solutions for identity and encryption. The company is chosen by nearly 90 percent of Fortune 500 companies, and 97 of the 100 largest global banks, for its identity and encryption services for web servers and Internet of Things devices. DigiCert supports TLS/SSL and other digital certificates for PKI deployments at any scale through its certificate lifecycle management platform, CertCentral®. The company is recognized for its enterprise-grade certificate management platform, fast and knowledgeable customer support, and security solutions. DigiCert has over 1200 employees and is headquartered in Lehi, Utah, USA with 12+ worldwide locations.
The Challenge
DigiCert, a provider of scalable TLS/SSL and PKI solutions, was already using Imperva’s SaaS Web Application Firewall (WAF) to protect their on-premises applications when they began migrating some of their workloads to Amazon Web Services (AWS). However, they were using another vendor for DDoS mitigation on AWS, which they found unsatisfactory due to excessive scrubbing of traffic and blocking of legitimate traffic. As DigiCert's usage of AWS grew, they realized the need for a new security solution that could manage risk, monitor all traffic, rapidly identify threats, and only allow valid traffic to access their applications. They wanted a solution from a single provider that could deliver both WAF protection and DDoS mitigation across their entire hybrid environment. The solution also needed to lower false positives, assure rapid response to minimize potential business interruption, and automate as much of the security process as possible due to time and resource constraints.
The Solution
DigiCert implemented Imperva to protect their hybrid environment. They expanded their usage of Imperva’s WAF, which they were already using on-premises, to extend protection to AWS and maintain their security posture both during and after migration. Imperva’s threat detection technology, advanced client classification technology, crowdsourcing, and IP reputation data automatically analyze traffic to identify and block web application attacks. Granular filters and controls reduce false positives and prevent access from unwanted visitors, while IP address shielding hides the web server’s IP address. Imperva has protected DigiCert’s AWS workloads for the entire time they have been running on the cloud. The solution has improved visibility into their application environment, both on-premises and on AWS, and is continuously monitoring behavior and sending automated alerts when suspicious activity is discovered. The versatility of Imperva’s solution provides fully integrated protection for DigiCert’s hybrid application workloads and allows them to manage their security efforts from a single pane of glass.
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