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The ability to correlate individual events/alerts over time into an attack ‘storyline’ can help mitigate major cloud security blind spots.>>

"This is the first time we are seeing the bad actors selectively target organisations and favour those with unprotected assets for their ransom letters.">>

The DDoS attack report analyses attack activity by industries, attack vectors, DDoS attacks on applications and on-premise versus cloud.>>

By the end of 2020, the extortionists started circling back to earlier victims who did not pay ransom in earlier attempts, reusing their attack research.>>

Threats to applications go beyond exploiting code and logic vulnerabilities which are already more than enough to analyse and cope with.>>

Businesses need to correlate events intelligently across multiple threat surfaces, application layers, and time spans to connect event A, to event B, to event C — even if they are months apart.>>

In this interview, Techday speaks to Radware vice president of technologies Yaniv Hoffman, who discusses the primary challenges facing IT organisations in terms of their cloud security apparatus.>>

Enforcing the right privilege policies across the environment with the right visibility and observability will ensure that the policy mandates hold tight against any behaviour changes.>>

Surprisingly, a vast volume of malicious traffic can reach a residential device, writes Radware head of research Daniel Smith.>>

Selecting an application delivery solution that maximises automation and integrates into an existing DevOps environment is critical, writes Radware senior security solutions architect for APAC Yaniv Hoffman.>>

Bitcoin's escalating valuation has made some criminal organisations and malicious individuals very wealthy. The impact of this growth in wealth may have a severe impact on the future threat landscape.>>

“With more than 70% of respondents reporting that their production apps have already left the data centre, ensuring the security and integrity of these data and applications is becoming more challenging, particularly in multi-cloud environments.”>>

The second wave of attacks in December and January targeted organisations that were hit the first time and did not respond or pay the ransom. >>

While web application firewalls (WAFs) play a critical role in protecting applications, deploying and managing a WAF can be complicated and require ongoing refinement of security policies.>>

While COVID-19 forced us into the ‘remote work’ or ‘no work’ ultimatum, there have been surprising benefits, writes Radware chief marketing officer Anna Convery-Pelletier.>>

Shoppers should follow these tips to guard against being cheated and defrauded when shopping online. >>

Are you an online retailer? This guide details the threats that you need to be aware of to keep safe in the biggest ever year of online shopping.>>

The transition to remote work and new online contactless business models is not temporary and is affecting the future strategy on how organisations invest in cybersecurity, writes Radware vice president and managing director for EMEA and LATAM, Rob Hartley.>>

e are pleased to support Radware as they integrate their DefensePro Virtual Appliance for AWS with AWS Gateway Load Balancer,” says AWS spokesman.>>

While Radware did not share the names of its two clients, the company did explain more about the partnerships.>>

“Online games are a massive, multi-billion-dollar industry, but they frequently fall victim to powerful and targeted DDoS attacks,">>

A new report from Radware highlights the impact of COVID-19 on organisations compelled to digitally transform in order to maintain business continuity. >>

Do not pay the ransom, and do make sure you've got strong DDoS protection, security firms warn.>>

Efforts from corporations, law enforcement and independent researchers around the world have attempted in the last two years to curb this growth – but the industry keeps growing says Radware information security researcher Daniel Smith.>>