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Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Software: Buyer’s Guide

Choosing a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) solution isn’t just about comparing features. Security and IT leaders face complex questions: How will the PKI integrate into existing systems? Can it handle the scale ...

IoT PKI and Certificate Management: Guide to Securing IoT and OT Identities

The Internet of Things (IoT) and Operational Technology (OT) have revolutionized industries by connecting billions of devices and enabling automation, data-driven insights, and improved efficiency. However, this increased connectivity also introduces significant ...
What is a Cloud HSM? Understanding Cloud Hardware Security Module (HSM) Advantages Compared with On-Premises HSMs

What is a Cloud HSM? Understanding Cloud Hardware Security Module (HSM) Advantages Compared with On-Premises HSMs

Protecting cryptographic keys is a core security necessity. Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) are specialized, tamper-resistant devices that secure cryptographic processes. They generate, protect, and manage keys used for encrypting and decrypting data, ...

Data Masking for the Banking Industry: Key Considerations for Financial Institutions

The financial industry is built on trust, and a crucial component of that trust is the secure handling of sensitive financial data and personally identifiable information (PII). In light of the financial ...

Understanding Injection Attacks in Application Security: Types, Tools, and Examples

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How Injection Attacks Exploit Web Application Vulnerabilities Injection attacks occur when malicious input is inserted into a web application, exploiting vulnerabilities in unvalidated user input to execute unintended commands. Attackers craft payloads ...

Strengthen Your Web Applications with HTTP Security Headers

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What is a HTTP security header? An HTTP security header is a response header that helps protect web applications by providing browsers with specific instructions on how to handle website content securely ...

Disabling Directory Listing on Your Web Server – And Why It Matters

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By default, some web servers allow directory listing, which means that if no default index file (such as index.html or index.php) is present, the server will display a list of all files ...

XSS Filter Evasion: How Attackers Bypass XSS Filters – And Why Filtering Alone Isn’t Enough

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XSS filter evasion techniques allow attackers to bypass cross-site scripting (XSS) protections designed to block malicious scripts. This article explores some of the most common filter bypass strategies, explains why relying solely ...

Preventing CSRF Attacks with Anti-CSRF Tokens: Best Practices and Implementation

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The most widely used method to prevent cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks is the implementation of anti-CSRF tokens. These are unique values generated by a web application and validated with each request ...

Mitigating Fragmented SQL Injection Attacks: Effective Solutions

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This blog post breaks down Fragmented SQL Injection, a method hackers use to bypass authentication by manipulating two different input fields at the same time. Our security expert explains why single quotes ...