Raven Runtime Prevention

Raven Runtime Prevention stops exploits at the moment they attempt to execute inside a running application. Instead of waiting for a signature, WAF rule, detection alert, or completed patch, Raven identifies abnormal execution behavior and blocks the malicious action before it can impact the application.

Raven protects against known CVE-based exploits, zero-days, and CVE-less attacks by analyzing how code executes at runtime. This behavior-based approach can stop threats that have not yet been publicly disclosed or documented, including remote code execution, command injection, deserialization exploits, template injection, supply chain attacks, and malicious package behavior.

For known vulnerabilities, Raven provides runtime virtual patching that reduces exposure while teams test and deploy the official fix. For unknown threats, it detects attempts to alter normal application execution without relying on predefined payloads, signatures, or attack patterns.

Unlike perimeter controls that inspect requests before they reach the application, Raven operates where code execution occurs. It blocks malicious execution paths while allowing legitimate application behavior to continue, helping teams prevent attacks without shutting down the application or disrupting the broader process.

Runtime Prevention requires no source-code changes, binary recompilation, or developer instrumentation. It supports cloud-native applications, containers, virtual machines, internal services, and traditional application deployments, and can be used across production, staging, and pre-production environments.