Runtime ADR continuously monitors application execution at the library and function level, giving security teams real-time visibility into what code is actually doing in production. It detects exploits, zero-days, and CVE-less attacks as they execute, without relying on signatures or threat feeds. Rich runtime telemetry and forensic context trace every alert back to the exact process, library, and commit, so teams can stop active threats and fix root causes fast, with minimal overhead across containers, Kubernetes, and serverless workloads.
Last updated: September 17, 2026
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Signature-based scans leave a gap during zero-day incidents, because nothing matches until a signature exists. For stores running their own containerized stack, application detection and response closes part of that gap by watching which libraries and functions actually execute inside the running app, so a payload abusing a legitimate library shows up as abnormal execution. Curious whether anyone here already runs something like that next to their WAF.