Rubezh filters attacks on your site and API, while the built-in AI copilot explains every trigger in plain language, tells false alarms from real threats, and fixes them in one click. Plus a vulnerability scanner and a simulation mode. Onboard in 15 minutes — no need to migrate your site.
Works with any sites: CMS, online stores, API, SPA.
It sits in front of your site and filters every request.
Rules against SQL injection, XSS, RCE and the whole OWASP Top 10, powered by OWASP CRS. Sensitivity is tunable per site.
Explains why a request was blocked, tells an attack from a false positive, and suggests a safe one-click fix.
Scans your site for leaks, misconfigurations and outdated components; the copilot analyzes findings and fixes security headers at the edge.
Cuts off scanners, crawlers and scripts by header heuristics — before they can load your site.
Request rate limiting and cutting off abnormal spikes protect your app from overload.
Test your app on localhost with no domain or public IP: a temporary tunnel, a scan, and a WAF run — "would pass / would block".
IP allow/deny lists plus a reputation feed — trusted addresses pass through, known attackers are blocked.
Invite members with roles (owner, admin, viewer) — shared access to a site with no duplicates.
Three steps — and traffic goes through protection.
You create an account and add your site in the dashboard.
Change a single DNS record — traffic goes through Rubezh. No need to migrate the site.
Malicious requests are cut off, and you see everything in real time on the dashboard.
A WAF (Web Application Firewall) is a shield that analyzes HTTP requests to the site and blocks malicious ones without interfering with regular visitors.
It explains WAF triggers in plain language, tells real attacks from false alarms, and suggests a safe action (for example, a rule exclusion or closing a header), applied in one click — with no security specialist of your own.
Yes. The vulnerability scanner and simulation mode let you test an app — even a local one on localhost — with no migration and even without a domain: a temporary tunnel is raised automatically.
No. The site stays on your server — only the traffic route changes via a single DNS record.
No: a new site first runs in monitoring mode (it only flags suspicious activity), and you enable blocking once you confirm it does not affect real visitors.
With any web applications: CMS (WordPress etc.), online stores, API, SPA, microservices.