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A fascinating discussion unfolds as Imperva's CTO for Data Security, Terry Ray, joins ITSP Magazine hosts Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli to explore the ever-evolving landscape of data security.
Join Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli as they engage with Lebin Cheng from Imperva to explore the complexities and solutions surrounding API security. Discover how real-time monitoring, behavioral analysis, and innovative technologies are transforming how organizations protect their sensitive data.
Dive into the world of cybersecurity and automated traffic with key insights from Imperva's 11th edition Bad Bot Report.
Join us for a deep dive into cybersecurity insights with Nanhi Singh from Imperva at the RSA conference.
A Brand Story with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Luke Babarinde, Global Solution Architect at Imperva
Hosts Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli, together with Luke Babarinde from Imperva, unravel the intricacies of business logic attacks targeting APIs, revealing the blend of human intellect and advanced technology needed to combat evolving cybersecurity threats. Through engaging discussions on the impact of artificial intelligence and real-world examples, they offer a deep dive into strategies for safeguarding business processes against sophisticated attacks.
A Brand Story with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Lynn Marks, Senior Product Manager at Imperva
In this new Brand Story Podcast, Lynn Marks from Imperva unravels the intricacies and evolving threats of client-side attacks, providing listeners with an in-depth understanding of how to safeguard their data. Discover how solutions like Imperva's Client Side Protection product are transforming ways to secure transactions, protect user-data, while also streamlining compliance processes.
A Brand Story with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Nadav Avital, Head of Threat Research at Imperva
The current state of cybersecurity and the looming threats warrant serious attention. In this Brand Story episode of "Reflections from 2023", Nadav Avital, Head of Threat Research at Imperva, sheds intriguing light on this cyber landscape.
A Brand Story with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Kunal Anand from Imperva
In this Imperva Brand Story episode with CTO and CISO, Kunal Anand, Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli explore the sometime-mysterious workings of AI, its role in cybersecurity, and the need for businesses to adapt to this AI-driven paradigm.
A Brand Story with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Nanhi Singh from Imperva
Join hosts Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli as they converse with Nanhi Singh from Imperva about self-defined success, the power of questioning, and maintaining curiosity.
A Brand Story with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Ron Bennatan from Imperva
The promise of AI is indisputable, but so is its potential for misuse. As cybercriminals could leverage AI for sophisticated social engineering attacks, the need for ethical constraints in AI application has never been more urgent.
A Brand Story with Sean Martin and guests Gabi Stapel and Erez Hasson from Imperva
In this Brand Story episode, Sean Martin, along with Gabi Stapel and Erez Hasson from Imperva, explores the complex landscape of retail web and mobile security and the increasing role of AI-enabled bots (both good and bad) in e-commerce.
A Brand Story with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Peter Klimek from Imperva
In this Brand Story episode, hosts Marco and Sean have a thought-provoking discussion with Peter Klimek from Imperva about the concept of "shift left" in application security. Have we gone too far?
A Brand Story with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Terry Ray from Imperva
In this Brand Story episode, hosts Marco and Sean discuss data security and insider threats with their guest Terry Ray, a field CTO and senior vice president for data security strategy at Imperva. The conversation covers a range of topics related to data security and the challenges organizations face.
A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Imperva
Advanced bots are becoming increasingly difficult to detect and defend against, leaving organizations vulnerable to attacks that can compromise sensitive data and personal information of customers. In this blog post, we explore key measures that organizations can take to protect themselves against bot attacks, including implementing an API security strategy, adopting a layered security approach, utilizing effective technologies like AI, and implementing best practices.
A pair of Their Story conversation with Sean Martin and Imperva executives, Pam Murphy (CEO) and Kunal Anand (CTO and CISO).
In an increasingly interconnected world where information is critical to business success, organizations face numerous challenges and threats to their data. From the growing prevalence of APIs and shadow APIs, to navigating the ever-evolving regulatory landscape, organizations must stay abreast of the latest developments in cybersecurity. As technology continues to advance, incorporating AI-driven solutions and modernizing security frameworks becomes crucial in order to protect valuable information.
Balancing their responsibilities, CEOs, CTOs and CISOs must communicated and collaborate to carefully assess their risk management and security solutions based on time to value and total cost of ownership. By leveraging the expertise of security enablers like Imperva, businesses can successfully navigate the postmodern paradigm shift in cybersecurity and secure their digital assets in a rapidly changing landscape.
Join is for two conversations that will make you think differently about how you protect your data at every turn, in every form, and every location.
A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Imperva
The December 2021 log4j vulnerability was a major event in the cybersecurity world. When it was released and exposed to the internet, it caused an explosion in attacks with five and a half million attacks per day and up to 25,000 sites attacked per hour.
The vulnerability affects any system running that version of Java lookup and could be at risk, even if it is only exposed internally to insiders. The attackers initially used scanning and checking to see which sites were vulnerable, and then it was automated. Attack tools were created to make it easier for attackers to reach as many targets as possible.
Public awareness campaigns have been effective, but vulnerabilities can reappear due to the prevalence of the software. 72% of organizations still had some level of vulnerability to log4j as of October 2022.
A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Imperva
Data is dynamic. Data is unique. It's critical for businesses to maintain data security and integrity by treating it differently based on what it is, what it's for, who is accessing it, how it's being used, and the overall context surrounding these things.
Join us for a conversation with Terry Ray, SVP Data Security GTM, Field CTO, and Imperva Fellow, as we demystify data protection.
A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Imperva
Over 100+ countries and counting (along with a growing number is U.S. states) have enacted data privacy legislation, creating a super-complex global data privacy landscape. Unless, of course, you approach the situation with a different mindset.
Join us to explore the relationship between privacy, security, compliance, and ethics as organizations try to find the perfect balance in data creation, collection, storage, usage, and collaboration.
Don’t worry, we’ll set the record straight for the differences between the “DPO” and the “DPO” … as well as the participation and responsibilities of security, privacy, engineering, legal, compliance, and more.
A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Imperva
The “waves” of ransom-driven DDoS — Distributed Denial of Service — attacks continue to come as the attack vectors, techniques, and targets continue to evolve. Where does this leave us? Let's look to the DDoS Threat Landscape Report from Imperva to glean some answers.
As we connect with David Elmaleh, during this episode, we quickly realize there is a lot to catch up on — past, present and future — for what appears to be a never-ending problem in DDoS. Attacks seems to be be repeatedly targeting the same victims and are coming more quickly and running for shorter periods. Don't be fooled, however, the financial impact due to the unplanned and seemingly-uncontrolled downtime is wreaking havoc on industries and organizations all around the globe.
In addition to leveraging new techniques, bad actors are also using advanced technologies — artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things (IoT), and 5G to name but a few — to do their dirty deeds. They are investing in these technologies to help them scale their operations to reach more targets with fewer resources. On the other side of this coin, the bad actors' deep understanding of these technologies and the new, modern architectures and infrastructures that companies are building with them, makes them prime targets as well. The expanded business capabilities using these advanced technologies equate to expanded attack surface for the DDoS slingers to target.
We cover a lot from the first 2 quarters of this quarterly report while also getting to hear what some real-world cases from Imperva customers sound and look like.
It's time we found a way to handle these distributed attacks. Have a listen to hear what your business can do to mitigate this risk.
A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Imperva
Bad bots mask themselves and attempt to interact with applications in the same way a legitimate user would, making them harder to detect and block. They enable high-speed abuse, misuse, and attacks on your websites, mobile apps, and APIs. They allow bot operators, attackers, unsavory competitors, and fraudsters to perform a wide array of malicious activities.
Such activities include web scraping, competitive data mining, personal and financial data harvesting, brute-force login, digital ad fraud, denial of service, denial of inventory, spam, transaction fraud, and more.
This is a 2-part podcast series with Imperva. In this series, we get to speak with Ryan Windham VP of Application Security at Imperva, to look at the findings in the report from two angles. Be sure to catch both episodes to get both perspectives.
A Their Story conversation with Imperva fellow, Terry Ray.
Consumers worry about sharing data online, yet most feel they have “no choice” but to share their data if they want to use online services. It's a catch 22 — and it is not a bus.
Trust is waning. A majority of consumers, globally, say that trust in the many digital service providers’ ability to keep their personal data secure has decreased over the past five years.
Still, despite serious concerns, most consumers share their darkest secrets online via cloud messaging services even though they recognize there would be repercussions for them if the information they shared was leaked.
No question, it's a catch 22. But what do we do? That's the catch. Again.
Have a listen to learn more about the connections and responsibilities between consumers and the businesses they rely upon to live their digital lives.
A Their Story conversation with Imperva fellow, Terry Ray.
Data Security is often seen as the “scary” or “intimidating” domain of security. And, yet, it’s needed more than ever before.
Historically, it’s a domain of security that is typically found in highly regulated industries. However, data is the currency of the modern economy and the fuel behind nearly every organization. Business large and small collect, create, store, manipulate, and share data that is sensitive in nature and valuable to cybercriminals.
2022 must be the year where data security becomes attainable for all. The solution to the problem can't be bigger than the problem itself. And, the problem can't be defined as dealing with it in real-time. It's important we use data to protect the data, getting ahead of the threat.
A Their Story conversation with Imperva executive, Kunal Anand and research analyst, Mitch Ashley
With the cloud computing revolution, everything seems to be — and, in many cases, certainly is — more accessible to business and their innovations. But, as we often say, the fundaments of cybersecurity best practices remain, and we cannot allow the race for more to lower our security postures.
Join us for this conversation as our guests — technologist and innovator Kunal Anand and technology and industry analyst Mitch Ashley — take us on a journey down the river and through the multi- and hybrid clouds as we look at the past and present and future of cloud services and information security.
A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Imperva executives
As digital consumers, we need APIs to beckon mobile apps and access the digital services we love. But, for companies, it's a new dimension of risk that many aren't prepared for. In part, because it's not always clear: who's responsible for securing the APIs?
Perhaps it's the engineers/developers. Maybe it's the InfoSec team. In some instances, there's a dedicated AppSec team that oversees this activity. Sometimes it's a combo of this group. But, unfortunately, because of the lack of clarity, sometimes it's nobody.
To help bring clarity to the chaos, we had Kunal Anand, CTO at Imperva, join us to help understand what organizations are up against and then help them find ways to operationalize API security.
A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Imperva executives
We live in a world where the only constant is change. We’ve managed to survive by anticipating and following the changes to our business models, data models, and threat models. Have we done a decent job bringing our business to the cloud thus far? What about where we head to next?
This is a 2-part podcast series with Imperva executives. The series will explore the past, present, and future paths organizations have and will need to take to the cloud with a data security model and solution designed to handle constant growth and change.
Now… please join us as we join you on this journey you’ve already begun.
A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Imperva
The 8th edition of the Bad Bot Report, produced using research and analysis from Imperva Research Labs, shows that more than 40% of all web traffic requests originated from a bot last year. The reduction in human traffic coupled with the increase in bot traffic, according to the report, suggests the growing scale and widespread impact of bots in daily life.
This is a 2-part podcast series with Imperva. In this series, we get to speak with Edward Roberts, Director of Strategy, Application Security at Imperva, to look at the findings in the report from two angles. Be sure to catch both episodes to get both perspectives.
A Their Story conversation with Sean Martin, Marco Ciappelli, and Imperva executives
We live in a global economy with a global Internet—but is there just one Internet?
This is a 2-part podcast series with Imperva executives. The series will explore the role of the Internet(s) in defining and enforcing data privacy policies around the world.
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