How RASPs and WAFs can work together
Émile-Hugo
When it comes to security tooling, it can be difficult to tell different acronyms and the approaches they represent apart. In the case of application security for production applications, there…
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From ManoMano: How do we detect vulnerabilities in our Web Applications?
Laurent Delosieres
Today, we’re featuring a blog post from ManoMano that was originally posted in ManoManoTech on Medium. Spotting vulnerabilities in your Web App before they get exploited by an attacker is…
7 best practices for microservices security
Arnab Roy Chowdhury
Microservices have refashioned the way modern apps are developed. Previously, monolithic architecture was used for app development. A monolithic app is made from a single unit with three parts: a…
APIdays: RASP for APIs and microservices
Jb
This week, I had the opportunity to speak at APIdays in Paris. As is often the case, APIdays was frequented by a super interesting mix of technologists, looking for the…
Security in depth: introducing In-App WAF and App Inventory
Pierre
Today is Demo Day at Sqreen, and we’ve rolled out several exciting new features. But before we get into those, I wanted to take a step back and look at…
SAST, DAST, and RASP: A guide to the new security alphabet soup
Don Goodman-Wilson
You take your web application’s security seriously. Perhaps you’re rightly worried about the potential destructive power of a data breach, or you need to reassure your customers that you’re implementing…
Block SQL injections, not your customers
SQL Injections? How are those still a thing? A SQL injection is the art of modifying the structure of a SQL query in a way that was not intended by…
How to prevent NoSQL injections in MongoDB in a Node.js app
Vladimir
Continued MongoDB breaches have cruelly reminded MongoDB users that security should be a major concern. But configuration is not the only weak spot in MongoDB’s armor. Here is the second…
Why Web Application Firewalls fail to protect web applications
Matthew
If there’s one constant in the modern era, besides the near-ubiquity of technology — or perhaps because of it — it’s security. Actually, it’s security breaches. In the last 12…