Anti-Detect Browser Automation Frameworks: What It Takes to Stay Ahead of them Bot attacks have continued to evolve over the years. From the days of having bot attacks being triggered using scripts, using headless browsers and IPs with bad reputation which target the login pages for example to now with the advent of Generative AI and cheap automation, attackers being able to launch a sophisticated bot attack and make it look extremely genuine. Karthik Raju |November 04, 2026
PHP2Shell: Guidance for Protecting Your Environment What our teams did in the hours after disclosure, and what I recommend you do next to reduce exposure across cloud, hybrid and on-premises environments. Nissan Dadon |October 22, 2026
PHP2Shell: Act Fast. Patch With Confidence. When a critical vulnerability hits, security teams need to act fast. Application teams still need to test fixes, manage dependencies and keep services running. Dan Schnour |October 21, 2026
Introducing Radware Agent Trust Management for the Agentic Internet AI agents are rapidly becoming a new channel for customers to interact with businesses online. They can navigate applications, research services, purchase products, and complete multi-step tasks on behalf of users. Dhanesh Ramachandran |September 29, 2026
The Fastest Layer in Your Stack Is Part of Your Biggest Security Risk The fastest part of your application may also be the least inspected. CDN caches are designed to reduce latency by serving cached content closer to users while significantly reducing the load on origin servers. Suraja Behura |September 16, 2026
NIS2 Compliance Guide for IT, Application, and API Teams In Part 1 of this NIS2 Compliance series, we reviewed the core requirements of the EU NIS2 Directive, including risk management, incident detection and response, business continuity, supply-chain security, and governance. Jitesh Sharma |September 10, 2026
The AI Is the Phisher: How Prompt Injection Turns Trusted Assistants into Personalized Social Engineers Traditional phishing begins with an unsolicited message. An attacker sends an email or text message and hopes that the recipient will open it, trust it, and take the requested action. Most phishing campaigns are therefore a numbers game: send enough messages, and eventually someone will click. Zvika Babo & Gabi Nakibly |September 03, 2026
NIS2 Compliance: Understanding the Core Requirements for IT and Security Teams Cybersecurity regulations are increasingly moving beyond policies and documentation to focus on how organizations actually manage cyber risk. Jitesh Sharma |August 25, 2026
Part 1: Visibility Isn't the Problem Anymore. Understanding Is. It's Monday morning. You sit down with your coffee, glance at your monitoring dashboard, and everything looks healthy. CPU utilization is normal. Memory usage is well within limits. Throughput hasn't changed much overnight. Dalit Bar |August 18, 2026
AI-Powered Attackers Are Here: Lessons from JADEPUFFER for Application and API Security The attack is not the story – Much of the industry discussion around JADEPUFFER has focused on a simple question: this the first fully autonomous AI-powered cyberattack? Uri Dorot |July 20, 2026
The White House Just Accelerated the PQC Clock Last week, a U.S. Presidential Executive Order, Securing the Nation Against Advanced Cryptographic Attacks – The White House, mandated that federal agencies complete their transition to Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) by the end of 2030. Prakash Sinha |July 16, 2026
Blocking Handshake Abuse Early: How TLS Enforcement Reduces HTTPS Attack Surface Encrypted traffic is now the default for most digital services, but encryption also changes how abuse appears on the wire. Boris Melnik |July 14, 2026