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The Wallarm WAF provides an organization with the ability to protect their applications and APIs against a wide range of attacks. However, an organization may wish to achieve a greater degree of visibility into attack traffic and alerts than is possible via the Wallarm user interface. The Wallarm Nginx-based WAF nodes provide protection against a wide variety of threats to an organization’s systems. However, it is not possible to perform a full-text search of alert…

Industries from hospitality to taxis/transportation and food delivery are being disrupted by new age companies like Airbnb, Uber and DoorDash that have a cloud-based software infrastructure as one of their main enablers. Why do all these new companies use cloud and what advantage does it give them? Unlike legacy competitors, innovators with new infrastructure can: Quickly scale and grow their customer base Support their business in different geographies and ensure availability Ensure convenience, with users…

Kubernetes clusters enable an organization to easily take advantage of containerization. While this is a huge asset, it also creates security issues. Many organizations lack visibility into the applications within their Kubernetes cluster and their attack surface. Within a Kubernetes cluster, an organization can be running websites, microservices, and APIs. The problem with these applications is that they are very likely to contain exploitable vulnerabilities. In fact, the average web application contains 22 vulnerabilities, 4…

Many of the developers we speak to are interested in taking advantage of Google Compute Cloud for developing and hosting their web applications. The advantages are many from reasonable costs to built in scalability to high level of availability built right into the platform. However, the developers are faced with a question: if my application runs in dynamic instances within Compute Cloud and I only have limited control of the routing, how do I make…