Configure a policy to detect and block attacks or exploits

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Minimize risk and maximize uptime with policies that continuously monitor vulnerabilities and automatically block attacks

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Video Length: 4 min 13 seconds 

See how to use Cisco AppDynamics Secure Application to monitor vulnerabilities, finding and blocking attacks automatically. In this example, see how to configure a runtime policy that blocks the Log4Shell vulnerability from attack.

Additional Resources 

Learn more about Cisco AppDynamics Secure Application:

• Monitoring Application Security Using Cisco Secure Application, in the documentation... 
• How do I use AppDynamics with Cisco Secure Application find vulnerabilities and block exploits, in the Knowledge Base  
• In the Blog:
  • Protect cloud native application environments faster —
    based on business risk with Cisco Secure Application 
  • How business acumen boosts application security 
  • And more 

About presenter Keith Richter 

Keith Richter, APM Security Domain Architect

Hailing from all around the Midwest, Keith Richter extended his peripatetic beginnings during six years in the US Navy, serving and experiencing rich cultures in remote sites worldwide. After his final deployment, Keith put down roots in Iowa, working at area companies including Sun Microsystems and EMC. He started at Cisco AppDynamics over 5 years ago, covering the Midwest as a Sales Engineer. In 2021, Keith moved into the Field Architecture team, leading a team of SMEs covering APM Agents, OTel and Security functionality within the AppD platform. The team currently focuses on supporting Sales, Product, and customers with our industry-leading Application Security and Runtime Protection capabilities.