The Database Kill Chain
Modern attacks targeting sensitive data have become complex. An organization with many assets might be lost when trying to assess its overall risk, understand the pain points and prioritize the tasks required to secure its information systems. Cyber threat modeling frameworks were introduced to help solve this issue. By identifying ... Read More
Breaking the Chain of Data Access: The Importance of Separating Human and Application Users
Data, the lifeblood of any organization, relies on the database as its beating heart. As a result, businesses invest heavily in designing and monitoring all access to it. In traditional literature, there are two types of users: administrative users, who manage the entire lifecycle of a database from design to ... Read More
The FP Paradox on the battlefield against COVID-19 and cyber threats
Let’s consider for a moment the “next” communicable virus. You show no symptoms but you try a home testing kit anyway, expecting the result to be negative. To your great surprise, the result is positive! The information enclosed in the testing kit package explained that the test results are nearly ... Read More
Deployment Isn’t the Final Step – Monitoring Machine Learning Models in Production
Unless you’ve been living in a cave for the last decade, you’ve probably heard of the concept of a machine learning system at least once in your life. Whether it’s auto-translation, auto-completion, face or voice recognition, recommendation systems or autonomous driving, AI-based systems can be found in almost every aspect ... Read More
From Thousands of Security Alerts to a Handful of Insights
Understanding an attacker’s workflow and how Attack Analytics hunts them down In recent years we’ve seen a significant increase in the number and complexity of cyber-attacks. The accessibility of public tools and their automation capabilities, as well as distributed and anonymization features that enable attackers to work under the radar, ... Read More
How Imperva’s New Attack Crowdsourcing Secures Your Business’s Applications
Attacks on applications can be divided into two types: targeted attacks and “spray and pray” attacks. Targeted attacks require planning and usually include a reconnaissance phase, where attackers learn all they can about the target organization’s IT stack and application layers. Targeted application attacks are vastly outnumbered by spray and ... Read More
