Deep Bot Management

Using botnets, attackers send a flood of automated requests to your web server in order to overload it and bring down the sites or services hosted on it. 

Bots copy individual page contents or entire websites in a matter of seconds. Criminals use such a copy of the original page for phishing attacks to steal credentials. 

Attackers use bots to automatically click on ads or affiliate links embedded in websites in order to generate revenue at the advertisers' expense.  

Bots can test loads of user/password combinations in a very short time. Matches to active accounts are then sold or used for further attacks.   

Bots bombard your company with messages via contact forms. This phishing method often serves criminals as a starting point for further attacks.  

Through automated bot requests, fraudsters secure coveted goods and then resell them at a high profit, negatively impacting your customer relationship. 

Bots fill shopping carts without completing the purchase process. This harms your business, because regular customers are temporarily unable to buy the items.  

Bots create masses of fake user accounts or infiltrate existing accounts, which criminals then misuse for attacks or fraud attempts.  

Using bot-based queries, attackers deliberately manipulate web analytics data to trick you into making wrong strategic decisions and harm your business.