The use of 3rd parties to test the cyber hygiene of business partners and vendors has become increasingly common.

While low-code and no-code application development is a couple decades old, the train truly left the station just a few years ago. It has been gaining considerable steam ever since. So popular and prevalent is low-code/no-code that several studies estimate that by 2025 it will be responsible for two-thirds of all applications developed.

Unfortunately, the holidays are also an exciting time for cybercriminals. While we’re shopping, they’re on their own shopping sprees. It comes in the form of phishing, scraping, password attacks and zero-day exploits. These attacks increase at holiday time.

We like to query Radware customers on an array of cybersecurity subjects because we always receive insightful, interesting and, perhaps most importantly, educational responses. You’ll see that this month is no different.

pplication development has gone through an array of stages. Challenges relating to it got so taxing that in 2001 several noted developers got together to establish the Agile Manifesto. Its goal was to address issues they had with traditional slow and cumbersome application development — the waterfall method.

In October of last year, a ruling against LinkedIn by The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth District in San Francisco left many confused. How could the court rule in favor of a company, HiQ Labs, that used bots to scrape over 150 million professionals’...

Since mid-October, W4SP malware is attacking software supply chains; in this case, it's using Python packages to launch an information stealer.

A Uber breach verdict was handed down that could prove highly impactful to CISOs and CSOs in the near and distant future.

With the disruption, loss of life and heartbreaking images that the Russia-Ukraine conflict has produced, it is easy to overlook what it has meant to the cyber threat landscape. Even threat actors have taken sides.