Here’s How You Can Better Mitigate a Cyberattack
Where does the attack landscape lead us into 2020? No one knows for sure, but strong indicators help Radware build…
Daniel Smith | April 16, 2019
Category: Hacks
Here’s How You Can Better Mitigate a Cyberattack
Where does the attack landscape lead us into 2020? No one knows for sure, but strong indicators help Radware build…
Daniel Smith | April 16, 2019
How Hackable Is Your Dating App?
If you’re looking to find a date in 2019, you’re in luck. Dozens of apps and sites exist for this…
Mike O'Malley | February 14, 2019
Here’s Why Foreign Intelligence Agencies Want Your Data
The implications of the recent Marriott hack go far beyond those of your average data breach. This megabreach of 383M…
Mike O'Malley | January 23, 2019
2018 In Review: Schools Under Attack
As adoption of education technologies expanded in 2018, school networks were increasingly targeted by ransomware, data theft and denial of…
Daniel Smith | December 19, 2018
Cybersecurity as a Selling Point: Retailers Take Note
UK-based retailers were no strangers to data breaches in 2018. In June, Dixons Carphone announced a breach of 5.9 million…
Jeff Curley | December 13, 2018
Growing Your Business: Security as an Expectation
Who is responsible for my device and application security? This is a critical question in today’s growing threat landscape, and…
Mike O'Malley | November 7, 2018
Hacking Democracy: Vulnerable Voting Infrastructure and the Future of Election Security
It’s been two years since international interference sabotaged the United States’ election security, and still the vulnerability of our voting…
Mike O'Malley | November 6, 2018
Network Security Does Not Matter When You Invite the Hacker Inside
We build security solutions to protect our networks from the rest of the internet, but do we do anything to…
Frank Yue | March 9, 2017
Is Heat Your Thermostat’s First Priority?
Mirai has been popping on and off the news and is becoming a commodity resource for large scale DDoS attacks.…
Pascal Geenens | December 1, 2016
Australia’s DDoS on the Census
It was reported that Australia’s census was attacked back in August. The Census Bureau reported on Twitter that they were…
David Hobbs | November 29, 2016
Social Engineering
Social Engineering is a process of psychological manipulation, more commonly known in our world as human hacking. The sad reality…
Daniel Smith | November 17, 2016
Headaches for the Holidays
We’re fast approaching the biggest holiday shopping season for retailers. Just how big? According to the National Retail Federation’s annual…
Radware | November 4, 2016
