sqreen 1.18.1

Sqreen agent to protect Python applications.

Sqreen's Application Security Management for Python

After performance monitoring (APM), error and log monitoring it’s time to add a security component into your app. Sqreen’s microagent automatically monitors sensitive app’s routines, blocks attacks and reports actionable infos to your dashboard.

Sqreen provides automatic defense against attacks:

• Protect with security modules: RASP (Runtime App Self-Protection), In-App WAF (Web Application Firewall), Account takeovers and more.

• Sqreen’s modules adapt to your application stack with no need of configuration.

• Prevent attacks from the OWASP Top 10 (Injections, XSS and more), 0-days, Data Leaks, and more.

• Create security automation playbooks that automatically react against advanced business-logic threats.

For more details, visit sqreen.com.

Installation

1. Install Sqreen for Python using a recent version of pip:

   pip install sqreen
   

2. Signup to Sqreen to get a token for your application and write it in a configuration file called sqreen.ini in the root directory of your project:

   [sqreen]
   token: Your token
   app_name: My Application
   

3. Import the sqreen module at the top of your application (usually the app.py or wsgi.py file):

   import sqreen
   sqreen.start()
   

   Alternatively, if you don't want to modify your application, you can also start Sqreen by prepending your web server command line with sqreen-start:

   sqreen-start gunicorn app.wsgi
   

More information about installation are available on this page.

Compatibility

The agent is compatible with Python 2.7, 3.4 and higher. It works out-of-the-box with most versions of Flask, Django and Pyramid frameworks.

More details are available on this page.

Release Notes

Releases announcements are available on this page.

License

Sqreen for Python is free-to-use, proprietary software.