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UncategorizedSatisfaction With WAFs at Only 40 Percent

January 14, 2021by Timothy Chiu, VP of Marketing0

A Ponemon study released in 2019 showed that satisfaction with WAFs (Web Application Firewalls) is at 40 percent, and effectiveness of WAFs rated at only 43 percent.

UncategorizedUnderstanding the 2019 Capital One Attack

December 3, 2020by Jayant Shukla, CTO & Co-Founder0

Learn about how the Capital One attack was carried out, why Web Application Firewalls failed to prevent the attack, and how the attack could have been prevented.

UncategorizedThe Limitations of SASE and Zero Trust

November 9, 2020by Jayant Shukla, CTO & Co-Founder0

While SASE and Zero Trust work well for applications where it’s easy to identify valid users, these frameworks fail to address two specific areas of concern.

blog Recent NewsNearly a Million WordPress Sites Targeted in Attacks

May 11, 2020by By Timothy Chiu, VP of Marketing0

Wordfence analysts reported that around 20 million attacks targeted over 900,000 Wordpress sites on May 3, 2020.

UncategorizedWhere Do Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) Fail?

January 27, 2020by By Jayant Shukla, CTO & Co-Founder0

Some of the highest profile breaches over the past few years were due to vulnerabilities in web applications.

UncategorizedUnderstanding the 2019 Capital One Attack

January 13, 2020by By Jayant Shukla, CTO & Co-Founder0

Learn about how the Capital One attack was carried out, why Web Application Firewalls failed to prevent the attack, and how the attack could have been prevented.