Will We Ever See the End of Account Theft?
There’s an 87 Gigabyte file containing 773 Million unique email addresses and passwords being sold on online forums today called “Collection #1.” […]
Tag: WAF
Keeping Pace in the Race for Flexibility
Flexibility and elasticity. Both rank high on the corporate agenda in the age of digital transformation and IT is no exception. From the […]
Top 3 Cyberattacks Targeting Proxy Servers
Today, many organizations are now realizing that DDoS defense is critical to maintaining an exceptional customer experience. Why? Because nothing diminishes load […]
What Can We Learn About Cybersecurity from the Challenger Disaster? Everything.
Understanding the potential threats that your organization faces is an essential part of risk management in modern times. It involves forecasting and […]
Protecting Applications in a Serverless Architecture
Serverless architectures are revolutionizing the way organizations procure and use enterprise technology. Until recently, information security architecture was relatively simple; you built […]
Protecting Sensitive Data: A Black Swan Never Truly Sits Still
The black swan – a rare and unpredictable event notorious for its ability to completely change the tides of a situation. For […]
Are Your Applications Secure?
Executives express mixed feelings and a surprisingly high level of confidence in Radware’s 2018 Web Application Security Report. As we close out […]
Protecting Sensitive Data: The Death of an SMB
True or False? 90% of small businesses lack any type of data protection for their company and customer information. The answer? Unfortunately […]
Are Application Testing Tools Still Relevant with Self Learning WAFs?
We all want to secure our applications. This task is becoming harder by the day as our applications constantly change multiple times […]
Access to Applications Based on a « Driving License » Model
More and more countries are modifying their policies with a new “driving license” model. With a classic license model, drivers can be […]