Collaborate Disseminate
We all want to secure our applications. This task is becoming harder by the day as our applications constantly change multiple times per week, if not per day. According to Radware’s Web Application Security Report, 24% of the applications are ch… Continue reading Are Application Testing Tools Still Relevant with Self Learning WAFs?
Looking in the rearview mirror The application threat landscape has rapidly evolved. For years, users consumed applications over the internet using the common tool – web browsers. At every point in time, there were 2-5 web browsers to support, a… Continue reading WAFs Should Do A Lot More Against Current Threats Than Covering OWASP Top 10
Threats evolve fast, don’t lag behind! I recently returned from a business trip to an exotic destination, which is also a massive emerging market depending on how you look at it. The folks I’ve met do not seem to face other challenges than… Continue reading Can Security Be Efficient Without Expertise or Intelligence?
An essential part of the technological evolution is creating systems, machines and applications that autonomously and independently create, collect and communicate data. This automation frees information technology folk to focus on other tasks. Curren… Continue reading CAPTCHA Limitations of Bot Mitigation
Thoughts from Radware’s Global Application and Network Security Report Rise of cryptocurrency trade and value boosts attacks; Notorious attacks of the year point at the human factor to blame; Machine-learning technologies are not fully mature no… Continue reading Has Cyber Security Reached Its Limits?
Radware’s Web Application Security Report finds security flaws in the healthcare industry What do healthcare institutions, insurance companies, hospitals, pharmaceuticals and manufacturers of medical equipment all have in common? If you guessed … Continue reading Are Your Medical Records Safe? NO.
Cyber-attacks are like parasites: they are not always visible, not always felt, but with plenty of potential to affect your operational efficiencies, service level agreements, and computing resources. All of those impacts bring potentially high costs…. Continue reading Understanding the Real Cost of a Cyber-Attack and Building a Cyber-Resilient Business
Apps control our lives today. We pay our bills, do our shopping, communicate with our doctors, buy our groceries, order a taxi, and even order our lunch through ‘apps.’ If you can think of it, there is an app for it. And these apps live on our phones, our desktops, in web portals and even […]
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In late July we were approached by a government agency of a Latin American country who was suffering from an over-a-month long campaign of DDoS attacks they had so far failed to mitigate. Each of the attacks lasted for several hours at a time –sometimes multiple times a day – making it through their existing […]
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Recently Italian bank Unicredit suffered two security breaches. Data of 400,000 customers was stolen, including loan account numbers and Personally Identifiable Information (PII). There is a suspicion the breach had to do with interaction with a 3rd party. This incident is the latest reported in a long history of cyber-attacks against financial institutions. Every hack […]
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