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Could your web app be under attack as we speak? Cyber attackers and automated bots are moving in the shadows, quietly looking for weak...

Developers have a lot on their plates, juggling feature development, bug fixes, and tight deadlines. Sadly, security often becomes an...

New devices, cloud services, and third-party applications connect to your network every single daily. Each new system and tool acts as a...

Unlike external attacks that try to break in, insider threats come from employees, contractors, or compromised accounts that already have...

"Keep your friends close and your enemies closer." Maybe this statement is uncomfortably close to the truth of insider threats—can you...

Juggling many different tasks at once often means losing focus on the task at hand. It's the age-old problem with API security—there's so...

The rise of custom and cloud-native applications sets off alarm bells for many DevOps teams and their organizations. Although innovation...

Innovations like machine learning have transformed web application firewalls (WAFs) and enabled them to keep up with the explosive growth...

This blog explains how to configure AWS WAF rules correctly in order to maximize the security of your web applications and APIs.

Source Even an iron fortress around your organization won’t stop bad actors from trying to gain unauthorized access to sensitive...

Web application security is the process of protecting APIs, websites, applications, and other online services from various threats.

Source Lists like the OWASP Top 10 in web application security read like a hacker’s shopping list: broken access control, authentication...

Threat detection tools are software systems designed to identify, analyze, and manage malicious activities.

We live in an API-driven world. But, just as APIs connect businesses and users globally, they also offer a gateway to malicious actors.

APIs are the bilingual translators of the software world, enabling applications to communicate with one another seamlessly. 

Bot detection is the process of identifying beneficial and harmful automated bots that interact with websites or applications. 

A zero-day vulnerability is a digital time bomb that can go off at any time. These vulnerabilities are far more dangerous than others...

Time is critical when a cyber-attack happens - every minute counts. Why wait to respond when an attack happens when you could get ahead?

The Pros and Cons of Cloud Armor (GCP WAF). Why does Google's Cloud Armor not dominate the industry like Google's other products?

Think of bots as online troublemakers. On Twitter alone, 5% of monetizable daily active users are automated bots. The situation is no...