Radware stories

Data breaches and cyber-attacks are not singular events. They are an ongoing process with multiple steps.>>

Radware’s director of threat intelligence, Pascal Geenens, says in the first nine months of 2021 there were more blocked attacks than there were in the entirety of 2020.>>

"The impact of phantom flood attacks should not be underestimated. They can cause major disruption to the customer experience when they go undetected.">>

While 5G communications delivers benefits for communication service providers (CSPs), the new technology also presents challenges in security and cost.>>

Today we speak to Radware's head of research, Daniel Smith, to discuss the DragonForce threat group.>>

Radware’s North America vice president Bob Simpson says that there has been a rapid shift to cloud - and more sophisticated cyber attacks to go with it.>>

"The window between the disclosing and weaponising of new vulnerabilities is getting very slim.">>

Internet of Things (IoT) search engines present both good solutions and serious risks of weaponised exploits.>>

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. >>