Microservices, which break down applications into smaller, independent services, offer numerous benefits, and using Kubernetes as the go-to for orchestration has only made them more popular.
For many, the greatest concern they have about migrating their application environment to the cloud is what it may mean to their attack surface. Their concern is valid. No question, the cloud has expanded it.
In 2022, Radware saw DDoS attacks grow by over 200% and the number of blocked events per customer nearly doubled each quarter. The precipitous growth in DDoS attacks is frightening.
One of the many benefits that comes from working at Radware is the opportunity to work with cybersecurity professionals whose empirical experience protecting organizations from cyber threats and attacks presents a treasure trove of insightful and highly useful information. Mark A. Houpt, the CISO of data center provider and longtime Radware partner DataBank Holdings, Ltd. (DataBank), is a perfect example.
Supply chain attacks occur when a third-party vendor or partner with less robust security measures is breached, allowing attackers to indirectly gain...
Phishing for 2FA codes is the latest in specialized bots that make it easier and quicker for fraudsters to fool their targets into providing their authentication codes or OTPs.
A bot manager needs to do more than simply eradicate bots that come into contact with networks and employees. A level of discernment is required; remember, not all bots are bad. But it’s imperative to stop the bad, malicious bots in their tracks. Consider the following when selecting a bot manager.
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.
Radware’s 2019–2020 Global Application & Network Security Report combines statistical research and front-line experience to identify cybersecurity trends.
