It’s not magic, our quadrant is created with science

CyberRisk Ripple

  •  Secure-by-Design: SecureIQLab evaluates vendors across three core principles that are crucial for the security solutions during their development lifecycle: (1) Take ownership of customer security outcomes, (2) Embrace Radical Transparency and Accountability, and (3) Lead from the top.

     

  • Secure-by-Default:  Secure By Default means the product ensures protection against the most prevalent threats and vulnerabilities without requiring additional configuration from the user. The two principles that are evaluated against here are: (1) Take ownership of customer security outcomes, (2) Embrace Radical Transparency and Accountability.

     

  • The CyberRisk Ripple is segmented into four categories:
    Our comparative reports provide an overview of our results for all tested vendors. The vendors fall into four rankings: Leader, Contender, Visionary, and Upcomer. These rankings are derived from our CyberRisk Ripple. Test results have necessarily been simplified and presented for review in a summary format.

    • Leaders: These Cloud WAF solutions demonstrate a combination

      of superior security and operational efficiency. They provide strong  protection mechanisms while maintaining ease of deployment, integration, and resource management. Leaders excel in both Complete Security Score and operational efficiency metrics.

    • Contenders: These Cloud WAF solutions offer excellent prevention and detection capabilities balanced with strong operational performance. They deliver good security and efficiency.

    • Visionaries: These Cloud WAF solutions excel in either
      security capability or operational efficiency, but not necessarily both simultaneously. Solutions in this category might offer innovative
      security features or particularly smooth operational integration, though they may have room for improvement in other areas.

    • Upcomers: These Cloud WAF solutions demonstrate developing capabilities in security effectiveness and operational efficiency. They
      typically offer functional protection but may require more resources to deploy and manage or provide less comprehensive security coverage compared to other categories.

      •