Three Questions Every Leader Needs to Ask About AI Cybersecurity
As AI continues to evolve, business leaders need to plan for the cybersecurity implications the technology poses. Kasada’s Field CTO shares the questions leaders need to be asking.
Kasada Secures #4 Spot on Australia’s Best Workplaces™ in Technology List for 2024
Dedication to fostering a culture of care, innovation, and impact drives global growth and recognition by Great Place to Work®
Kasada Named 2024 Fraud Prevention Winner
Company recognized for its KasadaIQ fraud prevention service.
Kasada Introduces New CDN Edge and Custom API Integrations
Flexible, easy-to-install integrations enable enterprise-grade defense for the latest automated cyberattacks.
Bots used to Buy and Scalp Thousands Fred again.. Tickets
Kasada uncovers a bot driven campaign to exploit Fred again..'s upcoming Australian tour. Botters snapped up an estimated 20 percent of tickets in order to resell them at staggering mark-ups.
Meta Faces Uphill Battle in Tackling Deep Fake Election Threats
As the 2024 elections rapidly approach, social media platforms face a growing concern of bot driven misinformation campaigns. Sam Crowther shares with Tech Times how best to combat malicious automation.
Election misinformation concerns are high. Faith in the U.S. election isn’t.
As we head into the 2024 election season, disinformation will be at all-time high. From deepfakes, to democratized access to bots, Sam Crowther weighs in with Inc. Magazine.
Bots May Have Nabbed Thousands of Apple Vision Pro Pre-orders
Kasada’s threat intelligence team tracked scalper bots securing thousands of pre-orders for the Apple Vision Pro and listing them for sale on 3rd party sites.
Thousands of Australians hacked in ‘credential stuffing’ scam
Credential stuffing groups monitored by Kasada have begun taking aim at many of Australia’s largest retailers. Sam Crowther shares the insights into the attacks with Sydney Morning Herald.
Australian Retailers Hit by New Wave of Credential Stuffing
A primarily US-focused credential stuffing operation, which was being monitored by Kasada, shifted its focus to Australia. Sam Crowther shared insights into how this recent wave of attacks occurred and the motivation behind them.
