A firewall can help to block malicious attacks.
Organizations can stop malicious bots by using a bot manager. Bot managers can be included as part of a web app security platform.
A bot manager can be used to allow the use of some bots and block the use of others that might cause harm to a system. To do this, a bot manager will classify any incoming requests by humans and good bots and known malicious and unknown bots. Any suspect bot traffic is then directed away from a site by the bot manager.
Some basic bot management feature sets include IP rate limiting and CAPTCHAs. IP rate limiting will limit the number of same-address-requests, while CAPTCHAs often use a puzzle to differentiate bots from humans.
Remember, good bots are a crucial part of the internet’s infrastructure and perform many useful tasks. But bad bots are difficult to detect without an anti-virus program because they are designed to hide in plain sight. So, it is important to be aware of the risks posed by malicious bots, and practice good cybersecurity at all times.
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