Where this offering fits
Wallarm’s WAAP platform is a web-application and API protection enquiry. The architecture should explain where requests are observed or controlled and which applications are protected. A portfolio-wide protection claim does not establish coverage for every origin, interface or deployment method.
Architecture and rollout decisions
Map hostnames, APIs, traffic paths and legitimate application behaviour. Confirm current deployment modes and licensing. Pilot representative requests and review policy events with engineering before enforcement. Define unavailable-component behaviour and rollback. Data captured from requests must follow the customer’s approved privacy, retention and support-access requirements.
An evaluation scenario for this offering
Pilot a non-production application path with an agreed set of ordinary requests: authentication, a valid upload and a business operation containing unusual but legitimate values. Add provider-approved security test cases within written boundaries. Compare policy events with the application owner’s expected treatment before enabling blocking. Exercise the documented response to an unavailable protection component and rehearse rollback. Retain deployment mode, policy version, request outcomes and any narrow exception. The evaluation should demonstrate protection compatibility with the actual business journey, not accept a default rule set solely because it reports many blocked requests.
Evidence to request for this scope
- Confirm protected applications and supported integration mode.
- Test normal requests and authorised security cases.
- Document exceptions, failure behaviour and rollback.