The following screenshots illustrate the Web user interface of the Barracuda Web Application Firewall.
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Basic -> Status Displays the current status of the appliance, including the attack distribution and traffic statistics for the configured Web sites. |
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Basic -> Services Provides configuration of Web sites and enables default protection. |
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Basic -> Default Security Enables the configuration of the default security policy. |
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Basic -> IP Configuration Controls the settings for WAN, LAN and Management IP configuration. Using this screen, the Barracuda Web Application Firewall can be configured in bridge or proxy mode. |
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Basic -> Web Firewall Logs Tracks attacks against the Web sites and actions taken by the Barracuda Web Application Firewall. |
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Security Policies -> Cookie Security Enables policies to protect an application’s cookies from theft or tampering. |
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Security Policies -> URL Protection Sets policies for scanning URLs to enforce only valid traffic passes through to the Web servers. |
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Security Policies -> Parameter Protection Sets acceptable parameters to ensure values are validated. |
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Security Policies -> Cloaking Controls suppression of server banners and errors to ensure no sensitive information is available in response messages. |
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Security Policies -> Data Theft Protection Protects sensitive information such as credit card numbers and social security numbers from information leakage. |
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Websites -> Web Site Profiles Builds application structure to include domains, URLs, Form parameters and utilizes the structure to enforce security policy. |
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Access Control -> Authentication Services Integrates with authentication services such as LDAP, RADIUS, CA SiteMinder and RSA SecurID to provide access control for Web applications |
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Advanced -> Energize Updates Sets intervals to download attack and security definitions. |
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Advanced -> Admin Access Controls Controls access to system components by restricting privileges based on administrative roles. |
