Wallarm’s unique approach provides actionable insight that identifies and protects against real attacks and vulnerabilities. I’m excited to be part of the team that automates this for modern services and cloud-based applications.
How to configure sending reports to email? How to get a notification to the messenger about an event requiring a response? How to connect Wallam and other solutions that use DevOps and the security team? Integrations will help to solve all these issues in Wallam WAF. And today we’ll talk about them in more detail.
Our researchers are constantly working on information security issues and in 2019 we published dozens of articles on this topic. Stay with us and let’s make the IT world safer together!
With this update we significantly reduced Elasticsearch load and thereby improved the responsiveness of the user interface with an attack showing up within seconds of being detected. Our new user-friendly interface has a lag time of no more than 5 seconds.
So, what lies ahead? Let’s turn over our virtual coffee cups and read the coffee grounds. …. report also shows that as many as 60% of all hacker attacks are using a compromised web application to gain unauthorized access or steal data.
With recent explosion of Kubernetes adoption and Wallarm’s consistent effort to deliver Kubernetes native security offerings, I feel tremendous confidence in our collective ability to stay ahead of the emerging threats in the cloud native ecosystem.
There is an update in the Wallarm Console, which presents a brand new dashboard that can’t be missed. There are three…
There is a new attack surface when the app tech stack includes GraphQL. It’s Batched Attacks on GraphQL APIs. How can these apps be protected? Read more to find out.
Intro In the last post, we touched on the topic of GraphQL security. As a reminder, GraphQL is a popular…
Wallarm can protect North-South API in the applications that use Envoy as an alternative Ingress controller at the front end of a Kubernetes cluster. Wallarm can also protect edge traffic and also East-West Envoy API for Service-Mesh and Istio.
Andrew Jenkins of Aspen Mesh identifies three deployment options with regards to how a Service Mesh delivers its services:
- As a sidecar that runs alongside your microservice container
- As a library that can be built into each of the microservices
- As an agent that sit in the container infrastructure and provide the service to all the containers on that node