Attack detection is critical for most security solutions, whether we are talking about a load balancer-based (NIDS, WAF), host-based or in-application solutions (HIDS, RASP). Interestingly, regardless of the differences in architecture and data flow, most solutions use similar detection principles and techniques. We will explore how the detection architecture evolved over time and how the new generation of detection logic, such as the architecture implemented by Wallarm, is principally different from that of the legacy solutions.

The main task of the run-time application security is to protect modern applications and APIs. In this endeavor the solutions face a number of challenges: Download this whitepaper to learn how Wallarm solves the difficult task of effective application security by relying on AI and machine learning including a unique combination of hierarchical clusterization, statistical n-gram based models, recurrent neural networks and reinforcement learning.

According to the FBI's Internet Crime Report, businesses suffered a $6.9 billion loss due to cybercrimes in 2021. This resulted in a loss of revenue, reduced customer trust, and expensive compliance penalties for thousands of organizations across the states. So the question is no longer why you should move to the cloud, but when and how?

Discover the Benefits of Cloud Migration for Government Agencies, Financial Services, Healthcare, and Industrial IoT.

Your cloud journey doesn't have to be an odyssey. Let's consider the current state of IT and infrastructure: what we refer to as Digital Transformation is simply the significant trend in recent years of businesses working to modernize their operations and leverage the power of new technologies.

For IT teams today, backup management has become untenable. Data volume and infrastructure complexity continue to grow exponentially. New threats from bad actors come online every day. The financial and reputational costs of downtime keep going up. It is increasingly hard to find IT professionals, especially in cybersecurity. The list goes on.

The following guidelines will help senior stakeholders set strategy to secure modern applications, learning: Applications are the operational mechanism for how a modern enterprise conducts transactions and uses data. Whether internal or customer-facing, apps are critical for your successful business operations. That means securing apps should be a business priority.

In this comprehensive Q2-2023 report, we reflect on an intensified API threat landscape, underlining prevalent threat vectors, susceptible APIs, and new dimensions in the API security arena. With the inclusion of bug bounty analysis and our inaugural API Security Awards, this report provides granular insights into the current state of API security.