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    Huskeys

    Firewall / NGFWWeb Application Firewall (WAF)

    Huskeys is an edge security management platform for organizations running multi-cloud and multi-WAF environments. It applies an AI-driven, agentic layer across CDN, WAF, and edge infrastructure to unify configuration, rule, and policy management across otherwise disconnected security tools. The platform gathers signals from existing WAFs, enriches them with environmental context, and analyzes traffic behavior, business logic, and risk to continuously adapt rules and policies. It is deployed as a cloud-based control plane layered on top of a customer's existing WAF and CDN providers rather than replacing them, with integration designed to take hours rather than weeks. The product targets security teams managing heterogeneous, multi-vendor edge security stacks who need centralized visibility and orchestration without migrating away from current tools.

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    Huskeys layers an agentic AI control plane on existing WAF, CDN and edge infrastructure, scoring configuration and policy effectiveness per application and pushing tuned rules and virtual patches across every connected vendor from one console. It suits security teams running multi-cloud, multi-WAF stacks who need centralized visibility without migrating off current providers.

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    Profile last updated on 6 September 2026 by Picari.