According to Timothy Chiu, Vice President of Marketing, K2 Cyber Security:

“Companies continue to get breached with traditional security tools like Web Application Firewalls and Endpoint protection, an indication that we need better security tools. Traditional methods that typically rely on indicators from past attacks just aren’t working. Even NIST realized this – for the first time, they updated their standard to include Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) as a requirement for web security.

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