Website Protection
Defend public-facing apps with practical hardening, monitoring, and response-ready workflows — presented through clear dashboards.
Website protection is about reducing exposure and catching abuse early. We focus on real attack patterns and the controls that prevent them.
- Input validation & output encoding to reduce XSS risk
- Query and ORM hardening to limit SQL injection paths
- Rate limiting and traffic controls to reduce abuse and DDoS impact
- Security headers, CSP guidance, and safer defaults
- Alerting + incident response flows for when something breaks through
Reduce exposure with safer defaults, validation, headers, and route controls.
Watch request patterns, errors, payloads, traffic spikes, and suspicious routes.
Apply rate limits, WAF rules, authentication checks, and abuse controls.
Track what changed, why it changed, and who approved the action.
Example D3 chart used to summarize observed web attack categories over a period.
The dashboard pairs this summary with drill-down views for routes, IPs, headers, payload signatures, and role-based controls.
After project creation, the available dashboard service provides visibility across events and changes. The service controls authorization to keep control of who can view or act.
Payload, route, rate, header, or authentication pattern is flagged.
Map activity to XSS, SQLi, bot traffic, recon, auth abuse, or rate-limit events.
Recommend controls like blocking rules, safer defaults, validation, or throttling.
Keep a history of who acted, what changed, and why the control was applied.
Headers, validation, auth checks, and safer defaults.
Request monitoring, anomaly patterns, and alerts.
Incident notes, response flow, and post-event review.
Website protection plugs into the same dashboard model: controlled access, visible changes, clear ownership, and audit-ready response history.