Most WAFs stop at filtering traffic. SafeLine takes a different path—rewriting, encrypting, and adapting your web application in real time. This makes it not just a shield, but an active defense system.
1. Dynamic Protection: Static Pages That Fight Back
Traditional WAFs filter requests. SafeLine goes further—it rewrites your frontend code on the fly.
HTML and JavaScript are dynamically encrypted and randomized at every page load. What this means:
- Bots can’t crawl your site.
- Vulnerability scanners break.
- Exploitation tools fail to parse payloads.
- Even static pages become a moving target.
Every user sees a unique version of your page—safe for humans, impossible for bots.
2. Identity & Access Management Built In
SafeLine isn’t just about blocking requests. It integrates MFA and IAM features:
- OIDC support: Plug in Keycloak, Auth0, Okta, or Azure AD.
- Flexible MFA: Password + dynamic token, risk-based verification.
- Custom login pages: Branded, obfuscated, bot-proof.
- RBAC + Audit: Assign permissions by role, keep logs by action.
For dev teams, this means authentication, authorization, and auditing—all in one place.
3. Lightweight but Enterprise-Ready
- Cloud-native: Docker/Kubernetes deployment in minutes.
- Flexible modes: Reverse proxy, transparent bridge, or API gateway integration.
- Ops friendly: Push 100+ rules across clusters in ~3 seconds.
Real-time attack visualization and downloadable logs make monitoring straightforward, even at scale.
4. Why SafeLine Is Different
Compared to traditional WAFs:
- Detection: Semantic analysis > regex against obfuscated payloads.
- Cost: Pro version ~⅓ of foreign vendors.
- Community: 400k+ deployments, open-source foundation.
SafeLine isn’t just another WAF—it’s a smarter, developer-first security layer that evolves with modern web threats.
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If you continue to experience issues, feel free to contact SafeLine support for further assistance.
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