Traditional methods of protecting IT networks and data, including firewalls, zero trust and two-factor authentication involving verification on the same device twice, are failing to provide essential ...

The application is where the business logic lives, where sensitive data is handled, and where an attacker who gets in has the ...

NetScreen Technologies later this year will improve its security products to help customers combat attacks disguised as innocuous traffic that might sneak by traditional firewalls. By incorporating ...

Thirty years is a long time in technology … For F5, the problem has always been the same: keeping applications fast, ...

Online fraud is a subset of cybercrime that typically takes place at the application layer. Although fraud was commonly associated with scams (for instance, Nigerian fraud), fraudulent transactions, ...

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into full force in May 2018. The key requirements of meeting GDPR and the UK’s new GDPR-aligned Data Protection Act include a solid well designed, ...

A security manager can't simply ignore the things she doesn't understand. So it's time to secure Web-enabled apps. An independent consultant is evaluating our security posture, and he’ll be here for ...

Application layer attacks are not a new attack vector. For as long as we have pierced our firewalls for applications, there has been exploitation of the resulting vulnerability, resulting in this ...

The technology provides secure remote access to a broad spectrum of applications and network resources Application-layer VPNs are generating lots of attention these days. Proponents cite the ...

It will not come as a surprise to learn that many of today’s applications are more complex than those used on the internet only a decade ago. While advances in this area have transformed the face of ...

Robust application security is necessary to ensure Web site availability and to protect sensitive customer and corporate data and application-enabled revenue. However, there’s growing confusion about ...