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Radware has announced the acquisition of business from SecurityDAM, which is its DDoS scrubbing centres provider.

Organisations worldwide would be safer automating their cloud applications – because hackers do just that, says Radware.

Australia's move towards open banking has been hindered by slow progress. However, with the right security measures, the future of open banking can be secure.

Cybercrime flourished in 2021, and there are no signs that it will slow down in 2022. There are several factors behind this high-confidence prediction.

Data breaches and cyber-attacks are not as quick and exciting as portrayed on screen. In reality, they unfold over months and require correlation to detect.

Massive uptick in DDoS attacks against communications, healthcare, and technology sectors, according to Radware's Q3 report.

Radware has added new features to its DDoS protection solution to help organisations tackle phantom flood attacks and detect traffic anomalies.

While 5G communications delivers benefits for communication service providers (CSPs), the new technology also presents challenges in security and cost.

Radware's head of research, Daniel Smith, discusses the DragonForce threat group and how organizations can protect themselves.

Radware’s North America vice president Bob Simpson says that there has been a rapid shift to cloud - and more sophisticated cyber attacks to go with it.

DDoS attack volumes rose over 40% in Q2 2021, with technology firms facing the most attacks, according to Radware's report.

IoT search engines pose serious risks as well as offering solutions, with the vulnerabilities of VMware vCenter servers serving as a prime example.

The ability to correlate individual events/alerts over time into an attack ‘storyline’ can help mitigate major cloud security blind spots.

The Fancy Lazarus DDoS extortion group has returned with a new campaign targeting unprotected assets in all industries, warns cybersecurity firm Radware.

The DDoS attack report analyses attack activity by industries, attack vectors, DDoS attacks on applications and on-premise versus cloud.

By the end of 2020, the extortionists started circling back to earlier victims who did not pay ransom in earlier attempts, reusing their attack research.

Threats to applications go beyond exploiting code and logic vulnerabilities which are already more than enough to analyse and cope with.

All businesses that accept card payments in Australia and New Zealand must comply with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS).

IT security company, Radware, discusses the challenges and solutions surrounding cloud security in an interview with TechDay.

Excessive permissions in cloud workloads pose a growing security risk, but a comprehensive solution is needed to tackle the problem.