If you are running an MFT server, you are likely handling highly sensitive data—PII, financial records, or intellectual property. This makes you a prime target.
While Globalscape is widely recognized for its industry-leading Managed File Transfer (MFT) solutions, their WAF capabilities are a critical, yet often under-discussed, component of a robust security posture. In this post, we explore what the Globalscape WAF offers, why it matters, and how it integrates into the broader ecosystem of data security. globalscape web application firewall
If an attacker sends a malicious payload through port 443 (HTTPS), a standard firewall might let it pass because the port is "open." This is where a WAF steps in. A WAF inspects the HTTP/HTTPS traffic at the , looking for malicious intent within the data itself. If you are running an MFT server, you
The Globalscape WAF provided ABC Online Shopping with numerous benefits, including: In this post, we explore what the Globalscape
Before diving into the specifics, it’s important to understand the problem. Traditional network firewalls operate at the transport and network layers (IPs and Ports). They are excellent at blocking unauthorized access to a network, but they are often blind to the content of the traffic passing through allowed ports.