Modern Software Architectures Require Modern Web Security
There’s just no way around it: legacy web application firewalls are struggling to keep up in a lands...
Category: Web Application Security
Modern Web Security Meets Modern Load Balancing with NGINX
NGINX Certifies Signal Sciences Dynamic Module DevOps, microservices, hybrid and multi-cloud are fue...
See More, Do More with an AppSec Force Multiplier
There’s an Effectiveness Scale for security teams: some sit on the “Highly Effective” side, while ...
Preventative Measures to Secure the Healthcare Industry
Each of us are represented by a collection of data. In the healthcare industry, this data includes p...
Protecting Financial Applications at Scale
Picture this: you’ve found the perfect home, but need financing. You select a lender online and begi...
Expanding Power Rules with Shareable Lists
‘Tis the season of cool. Cooler temperatures, cool gifts, and cool holiday sweaters. To stay on them...
CISO Challenges and Security’s New Path with Zane Lackey
Last week, Zane Lackey, CSO / Co-Founder of Signal Sciences and O’Reilly author, sat down with Help ...
Why Customers Choose Signal Sciences
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…
Surfacing Key Indicators of Account Takeovers
Account takeover (ATO) is a threat to any organization that conducts financial or e-commerce trans...
Listening to Web Attacks Remixed!
Early last year I published a fun tool called sigsci-sounds for users of Signal Sciences — my prior ...
Security’s Shift Right
Software development has gotten tricky. If you have been in the DevOps game in the past few years, t...
Auditing Signal Sciences Configuration
Signal Sciences offers tremendous capabilities to defend web applications. I’m not talking just abou...
Using Signal Sciences to Defend Apache Struts CVE-2018-11776
Patching servers is a notoriously difficult problem to address. Software gets out-of-date and new vu...
Introducing New Product Features: Power Rules and Network Learning Exchange (NLX)
We've just come out of our bi-annual company meeting held at HQ in Culver City, CA and we have excit...
Proactive Update Around the Health of your Signal Sciences Deployment
Signal Sciences Agent Monitoring In your efforts to defend your network and applications, deploying ...
Capturing Request Logs From Signal Sciences
Logs are important. We need them to investigate, monitor, and analyze. In cybersecurity we have many...
What the DevSecOps 2018 Survey Results Really Mean for Developers and Security
The 2018 DevSecOps Community Report is out and for those following the growth of DevOps and it’s sub...
Finding More Bugs Won’t Fix AppSec
In the 2018 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), web applications were the number one s...
Demand More From Your Web Application Firewall
Photo by Kristina Flour on Unsplash I want to let you in on a little secret. About a year ago I had ...
Oops, I WAFed my Cache
It’s annoying when we use acronyms as verbs, isn’t it? I can change, maybe. JIRA me and I will get...
The Importance of Unified Application Security for Your Multi-cloud Strategy
A word from the product marketing and alliances team today!
Three Ways Legacy WAFs Fail
Ah, the WAF. You might know it by its street name: the web application firewall. It’s a long standin...
The Trending Target of Crypto Miners: Your Web Application
At the beginning of every year, the media covering cyber security is hot on predictions for the comi...
DevOps (and DevSecOps) Predictions for 2018
This article originally appeared on devops.com, written by Signal Sciences' James Wickett. [Read an ...