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Does your WAF Service Have a Low False Positive Rate?

As cybersecurity threats continue to increase, corporations’ cybersecurity budgets continue to grow. In recent years, in order to protect their cyber assets, companies have started investing in strong programming talent, robust cybersecurity internal protocols and even higher physical security in their facilities. However, when companies come to the decision to choose a protection ...

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Why Cloudbric Users Love Using Cloudbric

We, at Cloudbric, tell our users that we are here to help their websites grow. Whether you need web protection because you are running an e-commerce website or you just love IT, we want to protect your websiteβ€”big or small. But, we wanted to hear directly from our users about how they felt about our comprehensive web protection. So, we spoke with two Cloudbric users, Selena, an online ...

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Cloudbric is Proud to Present Our Registration Guide!

We, at Cloudbric, are always looking to help you grow your website and protect it. So, when we heard that you guys had some questions about Cloudbric registration, we listened and created a registration guide to help you step-by-step. There are two ways to finalize Cloudbric registration, and get free comprehensive website security. Before getting started check out our introductory video ...

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Cloudbric Sponsors the SPH Plug and Play Demo Day

Cloudbric recently traveled to Singapore to officially sponsor the SPH Plug and Play Demo Day on October 21st, 2015. SPH Plug and Play is the leading South East Asian startup accelerator located in Singapore. The Cloudbric team sent its representatives to Singapore to help raise awareness for cybersecurity and also to give a great panel discussion about the importance of cybers ...

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Top Web Security Misunderstandings by Small Businesses

Web security seems to be the buzzword in the news the past couple of years with stories of legendary hacks hitting companies like Target, Home Depot, J.P. Morgan, and Sony—just to name a few. However, because we always hear about these hacks happening to big and established companies, we often think that these kinds of attacks will never happen to us. After all, why would a hacker ...

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DDoS Attacks: Their Top 5 Favorite Industry Targets

If you take a look in any online hacking forum, you’ll find the buzz term “DDoS attack.” Since 2014 alone, the occurrences of DDoS attacks have increased by +132.4%. To normal people, DDoS attacks seem to work like magic—sending a flood of zombie bots that can overwhelm a web app and shut it down. With so much power and chaos, if a website is caught off guard w ...

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6 Reasons Why Hackers Want to Hack Your Website

There are a litany of reasons why hackers want to hack a website. Back in the day, during the initial inception of the internet and its capabilities, hackers might have hacked websites to boost their egos or to show off that they were capable of pulling off such tasks. Essentially, hacking was synonymous with a “look at what I can do!” mentality. These days, the internet land ...

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Top 3 Strategies to Build the Next Generation of Cyber Professionals

"You've Got Mail." If you know exactly what I’m talking about, then you were probably born before 1990, and you may not be considered as a candidate for the next generation of cyber professionals; however, your role is still vital to these budding Internet savants. Try to think back to 20 years ago ­– do you remember that the extent of our cyber lives meant sending an em ...

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What Information Should You Safeguard?

"What do I care? I have nothing to hide." We all know some jerk who believes this. It comes up in conversations about surveillance, hacking, even airport security. The fact that you're wearing clothes means you have at least a couple things to hide. People need their secrets. Some information was not meant to be shared, and requires additional protection. But what kind of informat ...

9 Highly Effective Ways to Talk to Your CEO About Prioritizing Website Security

Online security threats are a rapidly growing menace. I know it, you know it, more than 37 million Ashley Madison users know it. So why is your CEO keeping the purse strings drawn tight? Your online business needs protection! Security often falls to the CIO, CTO, CISO, or even just an IT manager, and then everyone else might only pay attention when there's a security breach. Get Your CE ...