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Runtime Application Self-Protection

Detect and block attacks from inside the running application process.

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How it differs Runs inside the production app and blocks attacks as they happen. IAST finds bugs with similar instrumentation during testing; a WAF filters traffic in front of the app rather than inside it.

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  • Datadog Application Security

    Datadog

    RASP

    Runtime application protection layered onto Datadog's existing APM tracing libraries, detecting and blocking attacks from inside the application and correlating them with traces.

    Commercial
    Growing

  • Oligo Security

    Oligo Security

    RASP

    Uses eBPF sensors to observe how application libraries actually behave at runtime, profiling normal activity to flag deviation and to show which vulnerable dependencies are genuinely in use.

    Commercial
    Emerging

  • Datadog Application Security

    Datadog

    Runtime application protection layered onto Datadog's existing APM tracing libraries, detecting and blocking attacks from inside the application and correlating them with traces.

    Commercial Growing
    RASP

  • Oligo Security

    Oligo Security

    Uses eBPF sensors to observe how application libraries actually behave at runtime, profiling normal activity to flag deviation and to show which vulnerable dependencies are genuinely in use.

    Commercial Emerging
    RASP
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