We are excited to announce that Signal Sciences can now be deployed on Azure App Services with an easy-to-use Azure site extension. Already available for all customers, the Signal Sciences Azure site extension makes adding next-generation WAF protection to Azure App Services web apps quick and painless. For those less…

In technology, disruption is generally viewed as a good thing: new forces enter the marketplace and cause businesses and individuals to change their processes and buying habits with a major outcome being the creation of new markets, products and services. …

Authentication and authorization are broken. As an industry we’ve known this for a long time and the notion routinely emerges as “death of the password.” One might blame it on the definitions of the words: Authentication: the process of verifying the identity of a user by obtaining some sort of…

A rapidly growing theme for essentially every CISO I’ve been speaking with these days is: how do we get more from our security controls for less spend. Reducing costs is a good thing for any organization at any time: the savings can always go to fund other high-value initiatives. …

I’m excited to share that today Signal Sciences launched our new partnership with CenturyLink to deliver a comprehensive application security and delivery solution. As digital competition and evolving threats put increasing pressure on web applications, businesses can now deploy best-of-breed acceleration and security with a solution that combines Signal Sciences…

Signal Sciences is excited to announce the availability of new advanced rate limiting features that extend our customers’ ability to detect and stop abusive behavior at the application and API layer. Over the past several weeks as part of our early access program, we piloted advanced rate limiting in real-world…

“Our team switched to Signal Sciences from a legacy WAF roughly a year ago and we couldn’t be happier with the switch Senior Security Engineer at Enterprise Services Company The above customer statement is just one of many examples that speaks volumes about why we started Signal Sciences and how…

What makes an application “cloud native” and what’s so different about protecting these kinds of apps? Ultimately, the answer lies in how cloud native applications are not as tightly bound to the infrastructure as traditional on-premise, monolithic applications. …

Reflecting on the use of SSRF in the Capital One Breach One of the most notable breaches of 2019 was the Capital One breach, where the attacker used a Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF). It was notable not only because the victim is a household brand name or that an enormous amount of personal information was stolen (standard hallmarks of your…