Category: Web Application Security
DevOps and Security in Practice at Chef – A Case Study
Chef’s mission is to help transformative companies become fast, efficient, and innovative software-d...
Embedding Web Application Security Into Retail DevOps – A Case Study
According to the 2017 Verizon Data Breach Report, the Retail and Accommodation industries combined a...
Signal Sciences WPP Provides the Broadest Language Support; Adds New Language to RASP Module
Application security needs to work with developers – or get left behind. To facilitate this alignm...
RASP Value Is Security Coverage
As an former engineer, I am biased towards getting excited around toys that blink, light up, and are...
What Can We Learn from the Equifax Breach?
Here we go again. Another massive data breach has exposesd extremely sensitive personal information,...
Securing Microservices and APIs with NGINX and Signal Sciences
A shift is happening in the tech industry: monolithic web applications are being decomposed into mic...
Starting the Avalanche: Application DoS In Microservice Architectures
This upcoming Modern Security Episode will introduce you to one of the most devastating ways to caus...
Detect and Defend Account Takeovers
The storyline is a familiar one — millions of accounts compromised, data leaked to the internet, sol...
Practical Tips for Defending Web Applications In The Age Of DevOps
We are excited to announce an encore presentation by Zane Lackey, CSO of Signal Sciences, of his tal...
0 to 100 mph: Accelerating Visibility for Application Security
In a drag race, how quickly you get off the line sets the tone for the race. From there it is all ab...
Business Logic Flaws
Protect Your Unique Snowflake from the Dark Side I haven’t always been a “business” guy. As a mat...
Web Application Security: The New Way Forward
The Web Application Firewall (WAF). It’s tech that never really was. That statement might upset some...
About Signal Sciences Labs
Signal Sciences Labs is the research and tech behind Signal Sciences and their Next-Gen Web Applicat...
What’s in a Name? RASP Smells like a Rose
“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” -William Shake...
Six Reasons App Security Defense Doesn’t Belong at the Edge
CDNs (content delivery networks) were a great invention. They put pieces of content at the edge of t...
AppSec Program for Startups with Neil Matatall
We are excited to announce our next Modern Security Series episode. This episode is for anyone that ...
Why Logs aren’t Enough for Security
Logs. We love them. We hate them. We can’t collect enough of them. We collect too many. We save them...
AppSec California Happy Hour
Signal Sciences is joining forces with BugCrowd at AppSec California 2017.
Listening To Web Attacks
Note: this tool has been updated from the details below. Read the updated 2018 information on sigsci...
We Found These 7 Gems in the Archives
Well the new year is already in full swing and we are excited about it over at Signal Sciences. As ...
A Review of the Modern Security Series
Wow, 2016 was a busy year over at Signal Sciences, we doubled the size of our team, helped dozens of...
Six Security and Tech Predictions for 2017
Here at Signal Sciences, we have had a great 2016, and we are gearing up for an even greater 2017. W...
Getting Started With HoneyPy — Part 3
In my last post, Getting Started With HoneyPy — Part 2, I covered honeypot services and HoneyPy’s se...