Imperva’s Bad Bot Report 2021 investigates the daily attacks that sneak past sensors and wreak havoc on websites. This is the 8th annual Bad Bot Report. It’s based on 2020 data collected from Imperva’s global network, and includes hundreds of billions of bad bot requests anonymized over thousands of domains. The goal of this report
Why Read This Report In our 28-criterion evaluation of DDoS mitigation solution providers, we identified the 11 most significant ones — A10 Networks, Akamai Technologies, Alibaba Cloud, Amazon Web Services, Cloudflare, Google, Imperva, Lumen, Microsoft, Neustar, and Radware — and researched, analyzed, and scored them. This report shows how each provider measures up and helps
If your company has invested in database security are you getting the value you expected from that investment? Your teams haven’t failed, they’ve done all they can with the resources at hand. Your tools haven’t failed, they do exactly what they were designed to do. It’s just that security is always a moving target and
Digital transformation has swept through enterprise infrastructure accelerated by the exodus from the office wrought by COVID-19. While employees work from home, applications are being moved to the cloud and corporate networks are fading away. Data security is one element of cloud transformation that is too often overlooked in the rush to improve user access
Today, organizations face a heightened threat landscape with data breaches constantly on the rise. Financial records, medical records, Personally Identifiable Information (PII), and other private business data exist in virtually every enterprise data center. Failing to safeguard the databases that store this information can damage your reputation, impact your operations, and result in regulatory violations,
Detecting and stopping a data breach has always been a challenge. However, recent regulations, which require organizations to notify the public of a data breach that involves consumer data, have heightened the need for effective database security tools. According to the Verizon ‘2010 Data Breach Investigations Report’, 92% of the breaches that compromised data involved