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Why All RASP Products Suck! (And Why They're Still the Future of AppSec)

In this final episode of the core product categories in the Why All AppSec Products Suck series, we dive into **RASP (Runtime Application Self-Protection)**—a promising yet complex solution that’s often misunderstood. RASP tools sit inside your running app, observing and intercepting potential threats in real time, but their implementation and effectiveness come with important trade-offs. 🔍 *What you'll learn in this episode:* How RASP works: real-time defense from inside the app Why RASP is often better positioned than WAFs to stop threats Installation hurdles: agents, instrumentation, and dev-ops coordination Challenges with microservices, language support, and performance hits Why RASP should be part of your layered security—but not your only line of defense --- ⏱️ *Chapters:* 1. 00:00 – Series context and intro to RASP 2. 01:05 – What RASP is and how it compares to WAF 3. 03:10 – Pros and pitfalls of agent-based instrumentation 4. 05:15 – Stability and language support limitations 5. 07:00 – Microservice headaches: multiple agents, multiple risks 6. 09:10 – Why RASP rocks: visibility, accuracy, and targeted response 7. 10:45 – RASP vs. WAF: a better position in the stack 8. 11:30 – Conclusion: layering tools for smarter defense --- 📚 **This episode is part of a comprehensive series**, where we cover each category of App Sec products: SAST: Static Application Security Testing DAST: Dynamic Application Security Testing IAST: Interactive Application Security Testing SCA: Software Composition Analysis WAF: Web Application Firewall RASP: Runtime Application Self-Protection (Next-Gen WAF) Manual Pen-Testing of Applications (SAST vs DAST vs IAST vs SCA vs WAF vs RASP vs Pen-Testing) 🎞️ **Watch the full playlist**: [AppSec Product Comparison Series](   • Why All AppSec Products Suck  ) --- 🌐 *More Content & Resources* Website: https://danondev.com Twitter: @Dan_On_Dev Instagram: @dan_on_dev Facebook: @danondev