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Connect your Web Application Firewall (WAF) to RAD Security to ingest edge security events and correlate them with the runtime, cloud, and identity signal RAD Security already collects.

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Benefits

Edge-to-Runtime Correlation

Tie WAF detections at the edge to the runtime behavior of the workloads they protect.

Attacker Tracking

Pivot from denied requests to the assets, identities, and clusters the same actor may be probing.

Faster Triage

Auto-enrich incidents with WAF event context — rule, severity, geo, and request metadata.

Centralized Findings

Manage WAF events alongside other security findings instead of jumping between consoles.

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Supported Integrations

Status: AvailableView Setup Guide →Pull security events from Akamai’s App & API Protector (Kona Site Defender / Web Application Protector) via the SIEM Integration API.Key Features:
  • EdgeGrid authenticated polling
  • Multi-configuration support
  • Rule, attack category, and risk score ingestion
  • Read-only access

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Getting Started

1

Provision API Credentials

Create a dedicated API client in your WAF provider with read-only access to the SIEM / events API.
2

Identify Scope

Note the security configurations or policies that RAD Security should monitor.
3

Add the Integration

Configure the WAF integration in RAD Security’s Data Sources section.
4

Verify Connection

Confirm the integration shows as Connected and review the first batch of WAF findings.

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Next Steps

SIEM Integrations

Forward correlated events to your SIEM

Data Sources

Explore all available data sources