A lot of information about detected malicious requests is already available in the Wallarm console UI. However, the search functionality of the Wallarm UI does not provide full visibility into every type of potential attack or full details of a particular alert. If this level of visibility is desired, a script can use the Wallarm API to extract this data and send it to one of a number of different targets. This article provides an…
JSON Web Token (JWT) is the data format with bill-in signature and encryption mechanisms that are often used by modern…
The Wallarm WAF provides an organization with the ability to protect their applications and APIs against a wide range of…
In this series’ previous article, we added the AI-powered Wallarm WAF to our Helm chart bundled application as a sidecar…
Every application has its own specific goals, critical aspects, and needs. So, the logical conclusion would be that every app…
The king of container orchestration needs the best security companion: Wallarm WAF. When it comes to speed, portability, and the…
Industries from hospitality to taxis/transportation and food delivery are being disrupted by new age companies like Airbnb, Uber and DoorDash…
The previous two blog articles in this series describe how to set up Wallarm Ingress controller and configure it so…
Wallarm’s Kubernetes Ingress controller is designed to help protect your Kubernetes cluster against cyberattacks. Its built-in web application firewall (WAF)…
Kubernetes clusters enable an organization to easily take advantage of containerization. While this is a huge asset, it also creates…
A lot of IT Security Officers responsible for driving the SOC 2 certification in their companies are probably wondering how…
