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When it comes to vendor evaluation for new services, any software sales team can tell you that security and development teams are tough cookies to crack. Now that security is a board-level concern, the RFP process must ensure that the…
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We hear often from customers who replace a legacy web application firewall (WAF) with Signal Sciences next-gen WAF about why they made the switch. Almost always, those reasons are a variation on the following themes: Legacy WAF costs too much…
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Signal Sciences next-gen WAF can send and receive data to and from a wide range of security and DevOps tools via our API and integrations with various infrastructure and security tooling. The layer 7 telemetry we gather from inspecting and…
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The online shopping season is upon us as consumers search the web for the best deals on gifts. The revenue opportunity for retailers with online storefronts is substantial—and not just during the holidays: the Nilson Report, which covers the paym… Continue reading The Impact and Tactics of Retail E-commerce Web Attacks
By now it’s obvious that data security technology hasn’t kept pace with the needs of consumers. In 2017 alone, we learned about massive data breaches from major organizations like Equifax, Uber, and Verizon. In other words: We’re… Continue reading The data breach epidemic: no info is safe
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| Originally a day set aside for singles in China to be proud of their singlehood, Singles’ Day has been transformed into what is arguably the world’s single largest e-commerce festival, thanks to the involvement of The Alibaba Group. In fact, the Alibaba Group alone reported $17.8 billion in sales; six times higher than what was…
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| It’s been a particularly ghoulish year in cybersecurity, from Russian hacks to ransomware outbreaks. The bad boogey man in the black hoodie has been pulling one over the collective public. It’s dark and creepy, but users refuse to stop peeking behind the door. It’s enough to make even the most grizzled IT admin run for…
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Since 2013, The Associated Press has been making an intentional effort to put data in the hands of local reporters. In the last few years, this meant assisting with Freedom of Information Act requests and putting a team of four engineers to work … Continue reading The Associated Press’ plan to put hyperlocal data in the hands of reporters
Data visualization has been done — we have publicly traded, interactive, real-time and heck even artificially intelligent companies promising data visualization. But despite all the noise, Portland-based Reflect is making a go of it in the space, opening up its public beta today. By putting developers first and letting them integrate and customize visualizations in their own… Read More Continue reading Reflect drops public beta to power developer-first data visualization
This infographic, based on the results of an Osterman Research report, shows how cybercriminals’ ramped up ransomware efforts have had a stunning global impact on businesses. Categories: 101
InfographicsTags: malvertisingOsterman reportransomware(Read… Continue reading The global impact of ransomware