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Zelwall
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Modern WAF without DNS changes

No-DNS WAF Protection

ZelWall protects web apps without requiring customers to point their domain to a proxy. Requests stay on the customer’s server while ZelWall enforces security decisions instantly.

No DNS changes. No cutovers. Just protection.

Drop-In Agent Enforcement

A lightweight agent runs before application code using prepend execution, stopping attacks at the earliest possible moment with minimal overhead.

Security runs first. Every request. Every time.

Subdirectory Scope Protection

Secure only a specific app path like /haja without impacting the entire domain, perfect for multi-app hosting or shared environments.

Protect exactly what matters, nothing you don’t.

Secure Decision API

Central decisioning returns allow/block/challenge/rate-limit with risk scoring, rule tags, and caching TTL for speed and explainability.

One decision engine. Fully explainable.

Cryptographic Site Authentication

Site credentials sign requests with replay protection and time validation, preventing tampering and rogue agents.

Trust every decision, not every request.

Fail-Open / Fail-Closed Control

Choose availability-first or security-first behavior per site, with timeouts and safety defaults designed for production.

Your uptime stays protected, even under pressure.

Local Fast Checks

Stops obvious probes locally before any remote scoring, reducing latency and cutting decision traffic during attack spikes.

Block fast. Think deep when needed.

Anomaly Scoring Engine

Multi-signal scoring reduces false positives by requiring meaningful correlation before blocking, not fragile single-pattern rules.

Score the behavior, not just the string.

Managed Protection Packs

One-click protection toggles for SQLi, XSS, traversal/LFI, RFI, command injection, SSRF guard, scanners, bots, and protocol anomalies.

Flip the switch on full-spectrum coverage.

Custom Rules Builder

Build precision policies by path, method, headers, query keys, IP/CIDR, country, and tags with actions and priorities.

Your rules. Your app. Your control.

Virtual Patching

Instantly protect vulnerable endpoints with targeted rules while engineering works on code fixes, with optional expiry timers.

Patch the risk today, refactor tomorrow.

Precision Exclusions

Reduce false positives safely by scoping bypasses to a path + tag/rule + parameter, never disabling broad defenses.

Tune the edge cases without weakening the shield.

Rate Limit Abuse Control

Powerful throttling per IP/identity and endpoint with window + burst limits, designed for bots, abuse, and brute force.

Traffic is welcome. Abuse isn’t.

Progressive Penalties

Escalate enforcement from challenge to throttling to temporary bans when behavior persists, stopping abuse without overblocking.

Escalate only when the attacker insists.

Temporary Bans

Auto-expiring bans contain attackers quickly and safely, with duration presets and escalation paths to permanent denial.

Block now. Auto-release later.

Allow / Deny Lists

Trust known networks and block known attackers with CIDR support, site scoping, and immediate enforcement precedence.

Let the right people in. Keep the wrong people out.

Geo Policies

Apply country allow/deny controls and drill down from geo analytics directly into one-click geo enforcement actions.

See the map. Stop the surge.

Deterministic Enforcement Precedence

Predictable evaluation order ensures consistent decisions: allow rules first, bans next, denies next, then scoring and policies.

Always predictable. Always explainable.

Real-Time Live Traffic

A SOC-style stream of events with filters, saved views, and drilldowns so teams can investigate attacks in seconds.

Watch the battle live.

Investigation-Grade Event Drawer

Click any event to see risk, tags, reasons, rule hits, and one-click response actions like block, ban, exclusion, or rate limit.

One click from insight to action.

Geo Analytics Command View

Heat views, top countries, drilldowns by country, top paths per country, and country-level risk summaries.

Every spike has a source.

Agent Health Monitor

Fleet visibility for online/offline status, last seen, decision latency, ingest rates, and diagnostics to keep protection reliable.

If the agent is alive, the shield is alive.

Trust & Expiry Center

Monitor domain trust health and expiry risk, alert on critical windows, and keep secure transport posture visible over time.

Expiry surprises are not allowed.

Alerting & Notifications

Trigger alerts for spikes, critical risk surges, offline agents, expiring trust, and abnormal attack patterns, with configurable thresholds.

Get warned before it becomes a headline.

Report Studio

Generate branded reports from templates: executive summaries, incident briefs, geo reports, policy effectiveness, abuse reports, and evidence packs.

Audit-ready output in one button.

Org Branding for Reports

Apply organization logo, titles, footers, confidentiality labels, and visual identity across all exported reports.

Your brand. Your evidence.

Compliance & Security Score

Unified posture score with coverage mapping across OWASP-style categories and RCF domains, plus fix buttons that deep-link to gaps.

Know your posture. Improve it fast.

RCF Coverage Mapping

First-class mapping to Rocheston Cybersecurity Framework domains with evidence sources and actionable remediation links.

RCF alignment becomes operational, not theoretical.

AINA Command Center

AI-driven security analyst with context packs, structured outputs, quick actions, and playbooks that propose safe plans for approval.

AI that explains, not just predicts.

ZelC Console

ZelC language console for powerful investigations with examples, playbooks, structured outputs, and optional gated action plans.

Write intent. ZelWall returns proof.

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Platform Architecture

Multi-tenant SaaS control plane with a secure decision API and optional local agent enforcement. Tenant isolation is enforced at every query and write using org_id scoping.

Multi-Tenancy Isolation

Hard org_id boundary across users, sites, rules, events, rate limits, access lists, exclusions, trust monitoring, reports, and audit logs. No shared rows, no cross-tenant joins.

Authentication

Secure session-based login with password hashing (password_hash), session rotation on login, brute-force protection, and secure cookie attributes (HttpOnly, Secure, SameSite).

Two-Factor Authentication

Built-in TOTP 2FA with QR enrollment and recovery codes. 2FA secrets are encrypted at rest.

Role-Based Access Control

System Admin, Org Admin, Analyst, Read-only roles with per-feature permission gates, and audit logging for administrative actions.

Agent-Based Deployment (No DNS Change)

Drop-in agent model for PHP apps using auto_prepend_file (.user.ini/php.ini) so protection runs before application code without requiring domain pointing or proxy cutover.

Subdirectory Protection Scope

Supports app scopes like /haja by placing the prepend configuration only in that directory, allowing partial-site protection without impacting the entire domain.

Decision API

Dedicated decision endpoint returns allow/block/challenge/rate-limit with risk score, matched tags/rules, and caching TTL for fast repeated decisions.

Agent Authentication

Per-site cryptographic authentication using SITE_ID + site secret with request signing, timestamp validation, and nonce replay protection.

Fail Strategy Controls

Per-site fail-open or fail-closed behavior with configurable timeouts. Defaults to availability-first while supporting high-security enforcement where needed.

Local Fast Checks

Agent executes lightweight checks locally (path traversal indicators, scanner probes, burst patterns) before calling decision service to reduce latency and load.

Anomaly Scoring Engine

Multi-signal scoring model that accumulates points for correlated suspicious indicators instead of fragile single-pattern blocking.

Managed Protection Packs

First-class toggles for protection categories: SQLi, XSS, LFI/Traversal, RFI, Command injection, SSRF guard, Scanner/Recon, Bot defense, Protocol anomalies.

Custom Rules Engine

Rule builder supporting path/method/header/query matching, regex operators, priority, expiry, score contribution, and actions (allow/block/challenge/rate-limit/log-only).

Exclusions and Tuning

Precision exclusions scoped by site, path prefix, rule id/tag, and parameter targeting with expiry options. Designed to reduce false positives without disabling broad protection.

Rate Limiting Engine

Per-identity throttling with window + burst, progressive penalties (challenge -> 429 -> temp ban), and path-specific templates for login/api/checkout abuse.

Temporary Bans

Auto-expiring bans with configurable durations and escalation logic. Integrated into decision pipeline with strict precedence rules.

Access Control Lists

Allow list, deny list, temp ban list, and geo allow/deny rules with CIDR support and one-click actions from event details.

Enforcement Precedence Model

Deterministic evaluation order: allow list first, temp bans next, deny list next, then geo policies, then WAF scoring and custom rules.

Event Telemetry Pipeline

High-volume event ingestion with structured fields: action, reason, risk score, tags, site, path, method, country, latency, and rule hit metadata.

Real-Time Live Traffic

Near real-time event stream view with fast filters, saved views, and drilldowns, designed for SOC-style workflows.

Geo Analytics

Country-level aggregation with heat views, top sources, and country drilldowns. Stores derived country_code for fast queries and map rendering.

Agent Health Monitoring

Heartbeat tracking per site/agent including status, last seen, decision latency, ingest rate, error rate, and diagnostic checks.

Trust & Expiry Monitoring

Domain trust health tracking with expiry alerts, trust status, and policy posture checks, plus scheduled scans via worker jobs.

Reporting Engine

Report Studio with template-based generation, branded outputs, and exports. Supports PDF + HTML with optional CSV/JSON bundles.

Branding System

Org-wide branding for reports and exports: logo, report title prefix, footer text, confidentiality label, accent color.

Compliance & Scoring

Unified security score with coverage mapping across OWASP-style categories and Rocheston Cybersecurity Framework (RCF) domain coverage, with fix buttons that deep-link to configuration pages.

AI Analyst Module (AINA)

AINA Command Center with context packs, structured outputs (cards/tables/charts), quick actions, playbooks, and a gated propose-plan -> apply workflow.

ZelC Console

Built-in ZelC query console for safe read-only investigations and guided playbooks, with structured output rendering and optional gated action plans.

Orchestrator Integration

System Admin-only module to run internal health checks, workers, and optional service orchestration with locked-down command execution.

Audit Logging

Immutable admin activity log recording changes to rules, lists, secrets rotation, report generation, and all “apply plan” actions.

Export and Evidence Controls

CSV/JSON exports across events, policies, lists, and reports, designed for compliance evidence and incident documentation.

Data Retention

Configurable retention for raw events and heartbeats, with long-term aggregate retention for charts and compliance trending.

Performance Safeguards

Caching for aggregates, verdict TTL caching, query indexes for hot paths, worker-based rollups, and strict timeouts for scans and external checks.

Security Hardening

CSRF protection, output escaping, strict input validation, secure headers, and prepared statements everywhere to prevent injection in the portal itself.

Deployment Readiness

Production-grade folder structure, modular services/controllers, documented config, and safe defaults that allow monitor-first rollout then enforce mode.

Extensibility

Connector-ready architecture for integrating additional Zelfire apps (ZelRank, ZelSOAR, ZelXDR, etc.) via the Zelfire Hub with secure secret storage and health checks.

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Asked questions

1. What is Rocheston ZelWall?
ZelWall is a modern, multi-tenant WAF firewall control plane that protects customer web applications using a “no DNS change” deployment model. Customers keep their hosting and domain exactly as-is, while a lightweight agent runs before their application code and enforces allow/block/challenge/rate-limit decisions.
2. What problem does ZelWall solve?
ZelWall blocks web attacks, reduces abuse (bots, scanners, credential stuffing), enforces policy (allow/deny, temp bans, geo rules), and provides deep visibility (events, charts, reports, compliance scoring) without forcing customers to point their domain to a third-party proxy.
3. Is ZelWall a reverse proxy or CDN?
No. ZelWall is designed to work without proxying the customer’s domain. Requests hit the customer server first, then ZelWall’s agent and decision logic determines what happens next.
4. How does “no DNS change” protection work?
A small ZelWall agent runs first on the customer’s server. It evaluates the request locally and optionally calls ZelWall’s decision endpoint for deeper scoring. If malicious, it blocks/challenges/rate-limits immediately on the customer server.
5. Can ZelWall protect only a subdirectory like /haja?
Yes. Customers can scope the protection to a subdirectory by placing the agent prepend configuration only in that directory. This is ideal for apps hosted under a path prefix.
6. Does ZelWall require customers to move hosting?
No. ZelWall is built to integrate with the customer’s existing hosting.
7. Does ZelWall protect static files?
Agent-based protection primarily covers requests that pass through the application layer. For full coverage, ZelWall can optionally support a local gateway mode on the customer’s server to cover static assets and deeper inspection. ZelWall’s product design supports both paths.
8. What is the ZelWall “Decision API”?
The Decision API is the server-side endpoint that returns an enforcement decision: allow, block, challenge, or rate-limit. It also returns a risk score and the detection tags/rule hits that explain why a decision was made.
9. What decisions can ZelWall return?
Allow: request is safe and continues normally. Block: request is denied with a security response. Challenge: request receives a verification step (optional). Rate-limit: request frequency is throttled (typically 429 behavior). Temp ban: an auto-expiring ban can be applied through policy actions.
10. Does ZelWall support fail-open and fail-closed?
Yes. Per site, ZelWall can be configured to fail-open (allow traffic if decision service is unavailable) or fail-closed (deny when decisioning is unavailable). Fail-open is usually the default for availability.
11. What is ZelWall anomaly scoring?
Instead of blocking on a single fragile pattern, ZelWall uses multi-signal scoring. Multiple suspicious indicators add points until a threshold is crossed, then ZelWall enforces a decision.
12. What are ZelWall “Managed Rulesets”?
Managed Rulesets are first-class protection toggles (SQLi, XSS, Traversal/LFI, RFI, Command injection, SSRF guard, Scanner/Recon, Bot defense, Protocol anomalies). They enable broad coverage quickly without writing custom logic.
13. What are “Custom Rules”?
Custom Rules are user-defined policies that match request signals (path, method, headers, query keys, country, IP/CIDR, tags) and then apply actions (allow/block/challenge/rate-limit/log-only), optionally contributing anomaly points.
14. What are “Exclusions”?
Exclusions are precise tuning controls that bypass specific rules/tags for specific paths or parameters. They are designed to reduce false positives without disabling protection broadly.
15. How does ZelWall handle false positives?
ZelWall supports monitor-first rollouts, event-driven tuning, and narrow exclusions. Event drawers and AI guidance can propose safe exclusions scoped to a path and parameter.
16. What is the recommended rollout mode for a new site?
Start in Monitor mode (log only), observe events for a short period, then enable Protect mode with a balanced threshold. Apply exclusions only when necessary and always scoped narrowly.
17. What is “Protect” mode vs “Monitor” mode?
Monitor: ZelWall logs and scores but does not block. Protect: ZelWall actively blocks/challenges/rate-limits based on thresholds and policies.
18. What is “Sample Rate”?
Sample Rate controls how often deeper inspections or remote decision checks run. Lower sampling reduces overhead; higher sampling increases detection depth.
19. What is “Deep Inspection”?
Deep Inspection enables additional parsing and inspection beyond basic request signals. It can increase detection capability for complex payload patterns. It should be used thoughtfully because deeper inspection can increase CPU and complexity.
20. What is the ZelWall “Abuse Control” module?
Abuse Control is the Rate Limits center. It throttles abusive behavior per identity and endpoint using window + burst rules and progressive enforcement.
21. What kinds of abuse does Rate Limits stop?
Credential stuffing, brute-force logins, bot floods, scanner bursts, API scraping, checkout abuse, search abuse, and repeated probing patterns.
22. Does ZelWall support progressive penalties for abuse?
Yes. Rules can be configured to escalate: challenge first, then rate-limit, then temporary ban for repeated violations.
23. What is the “Access Control” module?
Access Control manages Allow List, Deny List, Temporary Bans, and Geo rules. These are direct enforcement controls that apply before deeper scoring.
24. What is the enforcement precedence order?
Typical precedence is: Allow List first, then Temporary Bans, then Deny List, then Geo policies, then WAF scoring and custom rules. This makes enforcement deterministic and explainable.
25. What is a Temporary Ban?
A Temporary Ban is an auto-expiring block entry, typically used for abusive IPs without committing to permanent denial.
26. Can Access Control be applied org-wide or per site?
Yes. Entries can be organization-wide or site-scoped.
27. Can I block by country?
Yes. ZelWall supports geo allow/deny policies and geo analytics to guide decisions.
28. What is the “Geo Map” module?
Geo Map visualizes request volume, blocked volume, block rate, and risk by country. It supports drilldowns, top targeted paths by country, and one-click geo actions.
29. What is “Agent Health”?
Agent Health monitors whether site agents are reporting in, their last seen time, decision latency, ingest rate, error rate, and diagnostics.
30. What makes an agent “Online” vs “Offline”?
Online: agent reported recently within the configured window. Warning: agent reporting is delayed. Offline: agent has not reported beyond the offline threshold. Unknown: agent never reported.
31. How do customers install the ZelWall agent?
Customers download an agent package from the portal or install via a guided wizard. The agent runs before the application code using prepend configuration and securely calls ZelWall services.
32. How does the agent authenticate to ZelWall?
Per-site credentials are used to sign requests and prevent tampering. Requests include time validation and replay protection.
33. Can site secrets be rotated?
Yes. ZelWall supports secret rotation with overlap windows to avoid downtime. Secrets are one-time reveal and stored securely.
34. What is the “Events” page?
Events is the investigation timeline: it lists security events with action, IP, country, method, path, risk, reason, tags, and site. It supports filters, saved views, exports, and a deep event detail drawer.
35. What is included in the Event Detail view?
Event summary, risk score, tags, reason, rule hits, safe request metadata, related actions (block IP, temp ban, allow IP, create exclusion, create rate limit), and optional AI explanation.
36. What does “Tag” mean in events?
Tags are standardized categories describing why something triggered (examples: SQLi, XSS, Scanner, Bot, SSRF, Protocol, RateLimit). Tags power charts and reports.
37. Can users take actions directly from events?
Yes, with proper role permissions. Actions include block/allow/temp ban, create rate limits, and create exclusions. High-impact actions require confirmation.
38. How does ZelWall prevent accidental destructive changes?
Actions are gated by role-based access control and confirmation flows. AI can propose changes but cannot apply them automatically.
39. What is AINA Intelligence in ZelWall?
AINA Intelligence is an AI-powered security analyst for ZelWall. It generates structured insights, explains attacks, recommends tuning, and can propose safe action plans.
40. What are “Context Packs” for AINA?
Context Packs are curated data bundles (scoped to org/site/range) containing metrics, trends, and sample events. This makes AI answers accurate and grounded.
41. Can AINA block IPs automatically?
No. AINA proposes plans. Applying a plan requires explicit user confirmation and appropriate permissions.
42. What is ZelC Console?
ZelC Console is a query and playbook interface using ZelC language to investigate ZelWall data. Users write intent queries and get structured outputs (tables, charts, evidence), not raw dumps.
43. Is ZelC read-only?
Yes by default. Any state-changing intent becomes a “plan” that requires confirmation to apply.
44. What can ZelC query?
Events, sites, rules, exclusions, rate limits, access control, geo rules, trust monitoring, reports, audit logs, and agent health.
45. What are ZelC Playbooks?
Playbooks are guided, multi-step ZelC scripts that produce a full investigation output: summary, timeline charts, top sources, and recommended actions (plan only).
46. What is “Report Studio”?
Report Studio is the report generation center. Users select report templates, configure scope and branding, generate outputs, and store them in a report library.
47. What report outputs are supported?
Branded reports can be generated in multiple formats (commonly HTML and PDF), plus optional CSV/JSON exports depending on configuration.
48. What is included in a typical report?
Executive summary, key metrics, trend charts, top targeted paths, top attackers, geo summaries, policy effectiveness, and recommendations, with optional appendices.
49. Can reports be branded?
Yes. Reports support organization branding such as title, logo, footer, confidentiality label, and accent style.
50. What is “Compliance & Security Score”?
It is a unified score and coverage dashboard that evaluates your protection posture using configured rulesets, policies, monitoring readiness, trust monitoring, and operational readiness.
51. Does Compliance include OWASP coverage?
Yes. ZelWall can map active protections and evidence to OWASP-style categories, showing coverage strength and fix actions.
52. Does Compliance include Rocheston Cybersecurity Framework (RCF)?
Yes. ZelWall includes RCF coverage mapping across relevant RCF domains and control areas, with “Fix” deep links to close gaps.
53. What is the “Trust Center” module?
Trust Center monitors domain trust health and expiry risks for configured domains. It shows days left, trust posture signals, and alerts based on thresholds.
54. What are the Trust Center field names used in ZelWall?
ZelWall uses: Trust Provider, Domain Coverage, Trust Path, Cert Signature ID, Encryption Key Profile, Live Revocation Proof, Force-HTTPS Policy, Secure Transport Levels, Signing Method, Certificate Serial, Valid From, Valid Until.
55. Can Trust Center run scheduled checks?
Yes. Trust checks run through worker jobs and can be triggered manually or scheduled.
56. Does ZelWall store private keys for trust monitoring?
No. ZelWall stores public trust metadata only.
57. What is the “Block Page” module?
Block Page is the user-facing response page returned when ZelWall blocks or challenges a request. It is configurable to match branding and messaging.
58. Can ZelWall show different block messages per policy?
Yes. Block experiences can be controlled based on action type and site policy where supported.
59. What is “Zelfire Hub” inside ZelWall?
Zelfire Hub is the suite connector and launcher that links ZelWall to other Zelfire products. It manages base URLs, connection status, health checks, and deep links.
60. Does Zelfire Hub store connector secrets securely?
Yes. Secrets are encrypted at rest and shown only once when saved. Rotation is supported.
61. What can be connected through Zelfire Hub?
Products such as ZelRank, ZelSOAR, ZelXDR, ZelMap, ZelScan, ZelTester, ZelExploits, ZelCloud, ZelAccess, ZelPosture, and others in the Zelfire suite.
62. What is the “Policy Studio” concept?
Policy Studio is the unified experience for Managed Rulesets, Custom Rules, and Exclusions. It provides templates, tuning, and evidence-based policy improvements.
63. Can policies be applied per site or org-wide?
Yes. Most policy types can be scoped to a site or applied organization-wide.
64. Can policies expire automatically?
Yes. Rules and exclusions can have expiry timers for temporary hotfix controls.
65. How does ZelWall handle large volumes of events?
ZelWall uses structured event records and aggregations for fast dashboards. It also uses safe limits (time range defaults, max rows) for interactive queries.
66. What is “Saved Views” in Events?
Saved Views store filter presets so users can quickly switch between common investigations (login abuse, SQLi spikes, scanner probes, high risk only).
67. Can ZelWall export events?
Yes. Events and filtered datasets can be exported in structured formats for investigations, audits, and evidence.
68. Does ZelWall keep an audit trail?
Yes. Administrative actions (policy changes, secret rotations, plan applications, report generation) are recorded in audit logs for evidence and governance.
69. What happens when there is no data yet?
ZelWall is designed to never look empty. Demo data can populate dashboards and tables so the product is immediately usable and visually alive. Demo data can be purged from Admin controls.
70. How does demo data behave in production?
Demo data is tenant-scoped and marked internally so it can be purged cleanly. It does not override real data.
71. Can ZelWall run in monitor-only mode permanently?
Yes. Some teams choose monitor-only mode for visibility while they tune rules and policies before enforcement.
72. What is the best practice to reduce false positives?
Use balanced thresholds, monitor-first rollouts, narrow exclusions, and avoid blanket bypasses. Use AINA guidance and event-driven tuning.
73. How does ZelWall handle scanner probes like wp-login and xmlrpc?
ZelWall detects common probe patterns and can enforce block/challenge/rate-limit policies. It also supports dedicated templates and rulesets for recon detection.
74. Can ZelWall protect APIs?
Yes. ZelWall can apply endpoint controls, bot/abuse throttles, and pattern detection across API paths, plus per-endpoint rate limits.
75. Can ZelWall generate an incident report automatically?
Yes. AINA and Report Studio can generate incident narratives and evidence packs from selected time windows and filtered event sets.
76. What is the recommended way to handle login abuse?
Enable rate limit templates for login, combine with bot/scanner detection, and apply progressive penalties with temporary bans.
77. How do I quickly block a repeating attacker?
From Events, click Block IP or Temp Ban. This immediately creates an entry in Access Control and affects enforcement precedence.
78. How do I reduce repeated false positives for a safe endpoint?
Use Create Exclusion from the Event drawer. Scope it to the path and the exact tag/rule hit. Prefer time-bounded exclusions if uncertain.
79. Can ZelWall run health checks for connected suite apps?
Yes. Zelfire Hub includes health checks and logs, tracking reachability and connection status over time.
80. What is the core design philosophy of ZelWall?
Monitor-first visibility, explainable enforcement, powerful policy control, and frictionless deployment without forcing DNS/proxy changes, while still delivering enterprise-grade workflows, reports, and evidence.

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