Infosec products of the month: March 2022

Here’s a look at the most interesting products from the past month, featuring releases from: Actiphy, Anomali, AvePoint, Ciphertex Data Security, Contrast Security, CRITICALSTART, CybeReady, Dasera, Deepfence, Dtex Systems, Elastic, Endace, Enzoic, Ext… Continue reading Infosec products of the month: March 2022

IT leadership appointments: CyberSaint, Deepwatch, Imperva, Perimeter 81, and Zilla Security

Here’s a selection of recent prominent IT leadership appointments. The featured executives are: Nicole Dove, Melodye Mueller, Dan Neault, Gily Netzer, and David Stoicescu. David Stoicescu joins Deepwatch as CISO “David brings tremendous leadership expe… Continue reading IT leadership appointments: CyberSaint, Deepwatch, Imperva, Perimeter 81, and Zilla Security

New infosec products of the week: March 11, 2022

Here’s a look at the most interesting products from the past week, featuring releases from AvePoint, Dasera, Elastic, Imperva, Palo Alto Networks, Reciprocity, SpyCloud, and Veeam. Imperva API Security protects data across legacy and cloud-native appli… Continue reading New infosec products of the week: March 11, 2022

Imperva API Security protects data across legacy and cloud-native applications

Imperva introduces Imperva API Security with continuous API discovery and data classification. The product is deployed easily in any environment to provide visibility and protection of data across legacy and cloud-native applications. As a service offe… Continue reading Imperva API Security protects data across legacy and cloud-native applications

Cloudflare not fully backing out of Russia, company says, as tech firms are forced to weigh in

Cloudflare, a major web infrastructure firm that keeps websites online by protecting them from distributed denial-of-service  attacks, said Monday that it will continue to provide some services within Russia despite several calls to pull out, stating that “Russia needs more Internet access, not less.” The statement is just the latest example of internet infrastructure firms having to explain how they are approaching business in Russia as that country’s government continues its brutal assault on Ukraine, and the government of Ukraine seeks to isolate Russia from the internet by publicly calling out major tech and web firms with business interests there. In a statement, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince said the company has seen a “dramatic increase in requests from Russian networks to worldwide media, reflecting a desire by ordinary Russian citizens to see world news beyond that provided within Russia.” The statement detailed the various steps the company has taken to […]

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How do I select an API security solution for my business?

As the importance of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) continues to grow and API traffic accelerates, there’s a growing need to make sure it completes its tasks securely. Traditional applications security controls are still needed, but ca… Continue reading How do I select an API security solution for my business?

It’s time for a unified approach to securing data, applications, and the edge

Organizations usually manage the security of data, applications and edge computing from disparate technologies and across different teams. That traditional approach will not work going forward because your IT infrastructure is changing rapidly, the way… Continue reading It’s time for a unified approach to securing data, applications, and the edge

Web app attacks are skyrocketing, it’s time to protect APIs

Web app attacks against UK businesses have increased by 251% since October 2019, putting both organizations and consumers at risk, an Imperva reserach reveals. In a study of nearly 4.7 million web application-related cyber security incidents, Imperva R… Continue reading Web app attacks are skyrocketing, it’s time to protect APIs