Open-source software is widely used by many organizations as it helps to save costs. However, it is not without risks, and security professionals must take note of these risks to prevent cybersecurity breaches. In this blog post, we will discuss the risks of using open-source software and how to defend ... Read More

In Radware’s Cloud WAF solution, your application is protected from a virus violation, including other infractions like remote file inclusions, SQL injections, security misconfiguration, sensitive data exposure, broken access control, cross-site scripting XSS, and more. The post Hand out a Yellow or Red Card According to Your Rules of the ... Read More

In today's world, web applications are a critical component of business operations. However, they are also a prime target for cyber-attacks. To protect against these threats, many organizations have implemented web application firewalls (WAFs). While on-premises WAF solutions were once the go-to option, cloud-based WAFs have become increasingly popular. The ... Read More

There is an array of dimensions that can be used to characterize botnets launching Web DDoS Tsunamis floods. The following are dimensions relevant primarily for attack detection and mitigation. Other dimensions (like botnet owners’ political or religious affiliation, financial motivation, extortion, and more) that are less relevant regarding attack detection ... Read More

Complex systems bundle various capabilities to manage several problems. One of the main challenges customers face while managing cyber security threats is using several different security solutions — all with various security tools — protect against different attack vectors across diverse environments. The post Customer Feedback Counts! appeared first on ... Read More

It’s probably not news that the amount and frequency of cyber-attacks is rising precipitously. And one type of attack, the Web DDoS Tsunami, represents a notoriously large component of this growth. At Radware, we see and live this every day. Here’s the great news — our customers are protected against ... Read More

In today's fast-paced world, volunteering may not be at the top of everyone's to-do list. However, it can bring a multitude of benefits to not only the people or communities we help, but also to ourselves. Following is a perfect example of this. We talked to Radware Product Manager Shani ... Read More

In today's digital landscape, the security of data transfers is essential. Enterprises globally rely on tools for their data transfer needs in both on-premises and cloud environments. But what happens when these trusted utilities expose vulnerabilities that could lead to escalated privileges and unauthorized access to the environment? The recent ... Read More

While we’re working away on an application, APIs are seamlessly, smoothly and invisibly accomplishing a variety of tasks behind the scenes, like pulling up data you’ve requested from another application while you’re still using yours. They’re a great, helpful and necessary part of our lives. But like all things digital, ... Read More

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