Imperva Attack Analytics vs. NexVision Engine

I think Imperva Analytics is a super complete security tool, for now it would be great if they could add a heat map of the attacks that are coming to me versus the attacks that are being executed in real time worldwide, to know if we are being victims of a massive attack against several countries. In the same way, an improvement that they recently implemented seems good to me to bring to the comment is that they assigned us an engineer who would provide us with personalized attention from Imperva.

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• Routinely runs assessments and scans our systems to identify missing patches and configurations
• Enables the company to identify users with excessive rights to sensitive data
• Accelerates incident response and investigation with centralized management and advanced analytics

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• A heat map of global attacks versus attacks coming our way.
• Attention or support in Spanish language
• Increase the history of the logs

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We chose Imperva Attack Analytics for its ability to monitor and audit database activities and its ability to scale and meet demands of the distributed environment. The solution is simple, straightforward and transparent for colleagues, and provides real-time event monitoring, audit analysis and customisable reports.

Incentivized

• Imperva Attack Analytics has detected multiple vulnerabilities for zero-day attacks before they were exploited. This allowed us to remediate the vulnerabilities without any downtime or financial impact.
• Imperva Attack Analytics has allowed our on-premise infrastructure the same level of security provided as our cloud infrastructure.

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