RASP
What is RASP?
RASP stands for Runtime Application Self-Protection. It's a security technology designed to detect and block attacks in real-time by monitoring application behavior from within the application itself. Unlike traditional security measures that operate at the network perimeter, RASP integrates directly into the application's runtime environment. This allows it to analyze application logic and data flow to identify and mitigate threats such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and remote code execution attempts as they occur.
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