SafeLine Web Firewall Surpasses 700,000 Installs
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[Hong Kong] — October 12, 2026 — SafeLine, a self-hosted web application firewall (WAF), has surpassed 700,000 installations worldwide. A WAF sits between a website or web application and the internet, inspecting incoming requests and blocking traffic that matches malicious patterns before it reaches the application.
SafeLine is designed for teams that want to run this protection within their own infrastructure. It acts as a reverse proxy: website traffic passes through SafeLine, where security policies can detect and block threats such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and path traversal. The software also includes rate limiting, bot protection, access controls, and flexible custom rules.
The project offers a free Community Edition as well as paid Pro plans. Because SafeLine is self-hosted, teams manage its deployment and configuration in their own environment. That gives them control over how the WAF fits into their infrastructure, while also making setup and ongoing maintenance their responsibility.
“Many teams need a way to add a layer of protection in front of their web applications while keeping control of their deployment,” said Leo, CEO of CyberServal, the company behind SafeLine. “This milestone reflects the developers and organizations that have chosen to install SafeLine and contribute feedback to the project.”
To celebrate surpassing 700,000 installations worldwide, SafeLine is offering up to 35% off annual Pro licenses for a limited time. Explore the offer: https://cyberserval.tech/landing/lto
About SafeLine
SafeLine is a self-hosted web application firewall developed by CyberServal. It filters and monitors HTTP traffic to help protect web applications from malicious requests.