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  • What To Do About Bot Attacks Like the IPStorm Botnet

    Much like viruses can jump across species, say from birds to humans, malware can jump from initial platforms to new ones to spread infection.

  • Why the Operational Security of Vendors Matters

    The reality is, that sloppy OpSec can put the value of any security solution at risk, and potentially undermines the investment.

  • E-Commerce API Security Health Check

    E-commerce brands are accustomed to spikes during the holiday shopping season, a promotional campaign, or a new must-have product.

  • 5 Questions to Ask About Web Scraping Fraud

    Scraped data is being taken and used for competitive or other motives without the scraped company benefitting in any way.

  • API Risks for Financial Services Organizations

    Technology now has to handle a sudden and sustained increase in customer demand as everything and everyone shifts online today

  • CAPTCHA is Obsolete, Stop Asking Customers If They’re Human

    A CAPTCHA approach is not only imperfect, but it’s the wrong approach altogether to stopping malicious bots.

  • How Kasada Fights Back Against Bots

    What distinguishes the solution is that instead of just outright blocking traffic it identifies as malicious, it seeks to undermine the economics of running a bot.

  • Understanding the Humans Behind the Bots

    So, what is a bot anyway? Personally, I think it’s an overused, often misunderstood and mostly useless term.

  • How to get Fast Incident Response

    ‘Tis the season to be attacked, and time is of the essence. Especially during the festive period, it's critical to have a fast incident response to shut down attacks as quickly as possible.

  • Ho ho ho, No! Identifying the Signals of a Festive Fraud Attack

    Web security and analytics tools provide limited visibility of fraudulent activity. These attacks fall into a ‘grey area’.

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