Which Web Application Firewall (WAF) vendor is your favorite?

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Sucuri Website Firewall22%

AWS Firewall27%

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Citrix4%

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Director of Information Security in Energy and Utilities5 years ago

All of them have their +/-'s so the favorite one really is the one that gets the job done and protects your applications/data to the degree that you want to protect it. So mapping a product to what your needs are will be your best and be prepared to change the vendor from time to time if your app/platform changes.

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