As Application Security continues to mature, organizations increasingly need a more unified approach to security, both for the operational needs of the organization as well as the quality and efficacy of the security solution. This paper explores some of the key requirements of a Next-Gen AppSec platform and how it can be used to build ...

While web and legacy apps, APIs, and microservices are now common and essential components of any digital business, their ever-increasing complexity also creates vast attack surfaces and prime targets for malicious threats. In fact, according to a recent survey conducted by Ponemon, 80% of organizations stated their web apps were compromised ‘sometimes’ or ‘frequently.’ This ...

In cybersecurity, prevention has failed. The bad actors still compromise IT systems and, in not so rare occurrences, succeed in their objectives. Failure, however, is too strong a statement. In reality, prevention is not a total failure; a countless number of cyber attacks are thwarted daily because of effective prevention. Download this White Paper to ...

Application security is in the midst of a transformation. Virtually all enterprise applications and assets have become web-facing whether in the form of a traditional web-application, cloud applications, APIs, microservices, or legacy apps accessed through a web interface. These applications are being continuously developed and delivered at unprecedented speed, and are constantly being probed and ...

Application security is evolving. Just the shift to primarily web-facing applications alone is enough to wag the system of many security teams. But that’s not the only trend that modern security teams have to worry about. Introduce continuous development and the growing intensity and advancement of both human and automated threats, and security teams are ...

Change is a constant part of security. Security teams face new threats, vulnerabilities, and intelligence on a daily basis. However, change is occurring on a much larger scale. Fundamental changes to the way that applications are developed, architected, and delivered are challenging some of the basic assumptions that Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) have relied on ...

Today’s AppSec teams need to secure more applications, more transactions and must do so with limited security staff. To keep pace, the old, time-consuming, and high false positive WAF models need to evolve. Security teams simply must be able to automate the defense of their applications without getting in the way of valid users. This ...

Application security is in a time of transition, and security teams need a solid strategy to address new threats, architectures, and the scale of modern applications. On one side, APIs and microservices are greatly expanding the application attack surface, and DevOps and CI/CD are bringing unprecedented velocity and scale to application development. At the same ...

Application security is in a time of transition, and security teams need a solid strategy to address new threats, architectures, and the scale of modern applications. On one side, APIs and microservices are greatly expanding the application attack surface, and DevOps and CI/CD are bringing unprecedented velocity and scale to application development. At the same ...