WAAP vs WAF vs RASP: Top Differences in 2025
As the cybersecurity landscape evolves rapidly in 2025, safeguarding web applications grows increasingly complex and vital. The rise in zero-day
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10 Best Practices for WAF Integration in DevSecOps Pipelines
Integrating a Web Application Firewall (WAF) into DevSecOps pipelines ensures continuous security, real-time threat mitigation, and compliance automation. As cyber
What Is DNS Hijacking?
DNS hijacking, also called DNS redirection, is a cyberattack that manipulates DNS settings, records, or responses to redirect users from
What Is DNS Spoofing?
DNS spoofing is an attack in which an attacker causes a DNS query to receive a fraudulent or manipulated answer,
What Is a DNS Attack?
A DNS attack is a cyberthreat that exploits vulnerabilities in the system that translates human-readable web addresses into computer-readable IP
API Gateway Security: Risks, Best Practices and How WAAP Closes the Gaps
Key Takeaways API gateway security is the set of controls, mainly authentication, authorization, and rate limiting, that a gateway applies
Weekly Threat Report September 9–16, 2026: GitLab API File Read, Cisco ISE Bypass, WSO2 JWT Forgery & Issabel PBX RCE
Reporting Convention New this week refers to vulnerabilities, exploits, or incidents disclosed between September 9–16. Active-exploitation update signifies an older
Closing Visibility Gaps in WAAP
Closing Visibility Gaps in WAAP Addressing API Discovery, Posture, and Runtime Protection in Modern Architectures Thursday, 4th June 2026 12:00
The Attack Surface Is Growing. Here’s What the AI Security Threat Report Reveals
Two decades ago, security meant building a wall. Today, the wall is gone. Every AI feature ships as an API.
