WAAP Decision Path

Web Application & API Protection

WAAP Protection

Peakhour applies WAF, API, bot, rate limit, and DDoS decisions before clean app delivery and evidence logging.

Compact WAAP workflow showing threats, Peakhour edge policy decisions, clean app and API delivery, and evidence logs.
Layered Defense at the Edge
Each request is evaluated across WAF signatures, API schema policy, bot signals, and surge controls before it reaches application infrastructure.

91%

detection rate

Policy Decisions Stay Explainable
Allow, challenge, rate-limit, and block actions are captured with request context so security and platform teams can tune controls quickly.

Full

decision context

Deploy on Your Terms
Run Peakhour as your edge or attach Peakhour intelligence to your existing CDN stack without replacing your current delivery model.

Flexible

Works with your edge

Threat Traffic Rarely Arrives as a Single Pattern

Credential abuse, malicious automation, and Layer 7 flood traffic often overlap in the same traffic window. WAAP keeps these signals in one decision path so policy can adapt per request instead of relying on a single static rule.

Attack Mix Shifts Fast

Abusive traffic rotates payload shape, endpoint focus, and request cadence to bypass single-control defenses.

Policies Need Context

The right action depends on route sensitivity, user state, request intent, and real-time attack pressure.

Operations Need Confidence

Security teams need to verify that mitigations are working without manually reconstructing why a decision was made.

WAAP policy decision board showing WAF blocks, API schema checks, bot signal scores, rate limits, DDoS controls, and clean app delivery actions.

API Policy and WAF Rules Work as One Control Surface

Peakhour applies API schema and authentication expectations alongside WAF logic so exposed and internal APIs are governed consistently against API OWASP risks and payload abuse.
API rule workflow showing REST and GraphQL routes checked against schema, authentication, bot signals, rate limits, and logged outcomes.

Layered Mitigation Preserves Clean Delivery

When risk escalates, WAAP combines bot controls, rate limiting, and DDoS protections with WAF policy to absorb hostile traffic while preserving stable delivery for legitimate sessions.
Unified application security control plane showing WAF, API, bot, rate limit, and DDoS policy decisions before clean app delivery.
WAAP evidence board showing WAF, API, bot, rate limit, DDoS, and clean delivery logs exported to dashboards and SIEM.

Controls Feed Operational Evidence by Default

Every policy branch writes structured event evidence so responders can correlate attack type, selected control, and delivery outcome in one place.

  • Bot and Abuse Mitigation

    Automation signals and behavior profiles feed direct allow, challenge, and block outcomes tied to route-level policy.

  • Rate and IP Intelligence

    Rate controls and IP context suppress flood behavior and hostile origins without overblocking trusted customer traffic.

Dashboard Evidence Confirms Policy Behavior in Production

The visual roadmap explains how controls layer together. Dashboard telemetry then proves those controls are acting as intended under live load, with events that security and platform teams can review quickly.

Signal WAF and API detections Track exploit and abuse patterns
Action Allow, challenge, block Verify policy execution
Outcome Stable clean delivery Confirm app-facing impact

Operational proof remains connected to layered controls, so screenshot evidence supports decision quality instead of replacing the page narrative.

Protect Your Web Applications Today

WAAP conversion workflow showing malicious traffic blocked, bots challenged, surges limited, clean app traffic delivered, and evidence captured.

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