Thanks to our customers that Indusface has been chosen as the Customers’ Choice for the Cloud WAAP (Web Application and API Protection) market in the latest “Gartner Peer Insights Voice of the Customer Cloud WAAP Report” . As a product company, we always keep our customers first while building our product. With the right set of innovations, building as per the customer demands & making sure they are secured 24*7; our hard work and smart work have shown results.

Are you leaving your APIs vulnerable to attacks? OWASP revealed that Broken Object Level Authorization is among the top 10 most critical API security risks list. It is number 1 on OWASP API Top 10, 2019. Even large companies like Facebook, Uber, and Verizon, with thousands of engineers and dedicated security teams, have experienced BOLA attacks. Before diving into Broken Object Level Authorization, here are a few terms you’ll need to be familiar with.

We’re excited to announce a new product enhancement to AppTrana called “Global Actions”. This feature allows users to whitelist/ blacklist IPs, IP Ranges, and Countries across all sites. Before we delve into the feature and its advantages for AppTrana users, let’s understand what whitelisting and blacklisting pertaining to IPs/ Countries are and how they can be executed seamlessly using AppTrana.

In this episode of SaaSTrana, host Venkatesh Sundar is joined by Sangmesh Hiremath (Founder of Marmin.AI) to discuss how application security and compliance are crucial for SaaS companies to grow in Saudi Arabia, the Middle East, and the European markets.

Holidays are around the corner, and so are the hackers. They are waiting for your relaxed mindset and reduced staff coverage. For instance, 89% of organizations reportedly experienced holiday ransomware attacks. Of these, 36% had no contingency plans, causing significant damage. Also, there is an increased risk of online fraud and phishing attacks. Scammers targeted 75% of Americans with at least one form of holiday fraud in 2021. Have you taken any steps to protect your business?

Over 22 billion records were exposed worldwide across 4145 publicly disclosed data breaches in 2021. These data breaches would be less likely if businesses strictly adhered to cybersecurity compliance. Noncompliance can have other significant consequences, including legal penalties, damage to reputation, and loss of third-party trust. Cybersecurity compliance is the one area that no business should neglect it. They have vital information to protect from hackers.

Remote work has significantly changed how employers hire and manage employees. Research shows the remote trend is only rising. 58% of US workers have the option to work remotely. More companies are leveraging talent across the U.S. and the world, making their companies stronger and more diverse.

If you look around, even a small successful DDoS attack brought down websites. It leads to data breaches and results in a huge loss. DDoS attacks on AWS (in 2020), Bandwidth.com (in 2021), and GitHub (in 2018) carry a lesson for us. DDoS attacks are among the most rapidly advancing type of cybercrime. It becomes more mature, sophisticated, and complex. In 2023, Cisco predicted the total number of DDoS attacks would be over 15 million.

Your APIs are the digital face of your business. It helps to exchange your business-critical data. Do you know the point where the information is exchanged? The answer is API Endpoint. A crucial endpoint on API where the data exchange happens. While focusing on API protection, don’t ignore API endpoints. How to secure your API endpoint? API scanning can help you secure endpoints. It also optimizes it for better reliability and performance.

Healthcare organizations collect and accumulate data rapidly. This makes data protection in healthcare so difficult. The more data you have, the more privacy and security risks there are. Data breaches can affect your organization’s reputation. They can also incur major costs. For instance, HIPPA violations can be as much as $1.5 million yearly. And they will hold you – the healthcare provider – responsible for data breaches.