WatchGuard is celebrating our 25th anniversary in 2021! From our early days in Seattle’s Pioneer Square to a team of more than 1,200 today, our outstanding employees and culture have fueled our success. WatchGuardians past and present have contributed their curiosity, humor, dedication, teamwork, and customer focus to building a cybersecurity platform that simplifies every aspect of security delivery. It’s been a fantastic journey! We’ve gathered photos from decades past and interviewed a wonderful group of our colleagues to create this look back on 25 years of our history. Thank you to employees, partners, and customers, both past and present. We wouldn’t have made it here without you!

Learn more about cross-site scripting (XSS) and how to avoid common XSS attacks.

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In this webinar cut, we are going to review what kind of data should get #encrypted in the #enterprise. 👨‍💼 About the Speaker Bozhidar Bozhanov is co-founder and CEO at LogSentinel. He is a senior software engineer and solution architect with over 10 years of experience in the software industry. Bozhidar has been a speaker at numerous conferences and is among the popular bloggers and influencers in the technical field. He is one of the top-ranked users in Stack Overflow and his tech blog is recognized as one of the top Java developers blogs by international online media.

In this video Mike, one of CurrentWare’s technical specialists, will show you how to install CurrentWare's device control, web filtering, and computer monitoring software on-premises. After completing this tutorial you will be able to monitor and control your user’s computers from CurrentWare’s central management console. If you would like to learn how to use CurrentWare to monitor remote workers, that topic is covered in another tutorial.

In this segment from one of our previous webinars on GitHub data loss prevention, Nightfall AI product specialist Michael Osakwe provides detailed examples of secrets leaks and exfiltration that occurred on GitHub. These incidents illustrate the risk of not just exposing cloud systems but stakeholder information as well.

In this segment from one of our previous webinars on GitHub data loss prevention, Nightfall AI product specialist Michael Osakwe illustrates the risk SaaS systems like GitHub pose by providing a model of the SaaS threat landscape. In this model, he explains how fundamental aspects of SaaS systems can lead to increased security risks if not taken into account.

In this segment from one of our previous webinars on GitHub data loss prevention, Nightfall AI CTO and co-founder Rohan Sathe shares 8 critical best practices that developers and security engineers must keep top of mind in order to protect secrets in codebases and maintain good DevSecOps.