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In the first two parts of this series, we gained insight into what specific types of data get stolen and what the root causes of breaches are, based on data breach information that Imperva’s Security Labs’ gathered, studied, and analyzed over the last … Continue reading Lessons Learned from 100 Data Breaches: Part 3, Securing Public Cloud Services
With the global pandemic continuing to catalyze digitalization, we’ve seen two years worth of digital transformation take place in a mere two months, according to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. Clearly, bad actors are capitalizing on the opportunities th… Continue reading Bad bots continue to evolve. Your mitigation strategy should, too.
Bad bots are software applications which run automated tasks with malicious intent over the internet. They scrape data from sites without permission in order to reuse it and gain a competitive edge (e.g. pricing, inventory levels, proprietary content, … Continue reading Infographic: How Are Bad Bots Hurting Your Business?
As enterprises continue their digital transformation journey in this Post-COVID era, applications are the engine that drives their business growth. Whether it’s a digital-first enterprise or one that is accelerating its digital transformation initiativ… Continue reading Gaining Insights Is Fundamental for API Security
Whether it’s called the New Normal or Next Normal era, COVID-19 has impacted all businesses worldwide and accelerated their digital transformation initiatives during this new post-pandemic era. Whether it’s from a recent retail trend like omnichannel c… Continue reading Imperva’s WAF Gateway 14.4 Protects Enterprises for the Post-COVID Era
Just as other instant computing infrastructures have done in the past, Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) now enables DevOps teams to deploy applications more efficiently at a fraction of the cost. AWS Lambda, Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) serverless approach t… Continue reading Imperva® Offers Free Serverless Protection for AWS Lambda
The motivation behind Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks is often unknown. In some cases it might be cyber-vandalism, causing disruption for disruption’s sake. In other cases it might be down to hactivism, reaction to a cause or an event. And… Continue reading How a DDoS Attack on an Internet Service Provider Can Paralyze Critical Infrastructure
Imperva is excited to be further expanding our presence in Latin America by launching a new Point of Presence (PoP) in Santiago, Chile, in partnership with leading Chilean Telecommunications provider Entel Corporations. Located within Entel’s gold-stan… Continue reading Imperva® Opens the first dedicated DDoS scrubbing center in Santiago, Chile
Most organizations have limited visibility over their software supply chain and little control of up to 95% of the software code they utilize. With multiple code sources from multiple software vendors, the number of known and unknown vulnerabilities qu… Continue reading Why Software Supply Chain Attacks Are Inevitable and What You Must Do to Protect Your Applications
We have come to the fifth and last part of this blog series on software supply chain attacks. Previously, we discussed four notorious supply chain attack methods, Vendor Compromise, Exploit Third Party Applications, Exploit Open Source Libraries, and D… Continue reading 5 Ways Your Software Supply Chain is Out to Get You, Part 5: Hostile Takeover