Digital transformation projects demand that developers continually roll out new applications to fuel those efforts. These new applications and APIs can surface sensitive data and must be protected in production: RASP (runtime application self protection) provides developers a defensive means…
We hear often from customers who replace a legacy web application firewall (WAF) with Signal Sciences next-gen WAF about why they made the switch. Almost always, those reasons are a variation on the following themes: Legacy WAF costs too much…
Signal Sciences is excited to announce the availability of new advanced rate limiting features that extend our customers' ability to detect and stop abusive behavior at the application and API layer. Over the past several weeks as part of our…
Signal Sciences next-gen WAF can send and receive data to and from a wide range of security and DevOps tools via our API and integrations with various infrastructure and security tooling. The layer 7 telemetry we gather from inspecting and…
One of the core tenets of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month this year is “Secure It.” But what is “it” exactly? “It” refers to the devices and the accounts you access on those devices. “It” also refers to the overall security…
There’s no way around it: medical care impacts us all. Even in good health, we cannot predict accidents and emergency situations that will require the knowledge and skills of medical professionals. The amount of data generated and stored each time…
We ask our customers early and often why they chose us as their next-gen WAF and RASP technology of choice. Here are ten main reasons we hear across the board, and you can read the full white paper to dive…