Global ransomware attacks reached an all-time high in Q3 2026. As the scale of these attacks continues to grow, cyber threats targeting critical business services and data are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Ransomware attacks go beyond encrypting systems, often resulting in data breaches, service disruptions, and financial extortion that can severely impact business operations. ...
A DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack disrupts access to a service by generating large volumes of traffic or requests from multiple systems against a specific server or service. DDoS attacks take various forms, from consuming network bandwidth or server resources to overwhelming web servers and applications with large volumes of HTTP requests. As a result, websites may experie ...
Attacks targeting web applications are becoming increasingly diverse. From attacks exploiting web vulnerabilities and APIs to malicious IP traffic, automated bots, and DDoS attacks, web services today face a broad and evolving range of threats. Recent security industry research reflects this shift. According to Radware’s H1 2026 Global Threat Analysis Report, malicious web application ...
AI crawlers that collect web content are increasing, while AI agents are beginning to go beyond reading information and interact with websites on behalf of users. As a result, the distinction between different bot roles is becoming less clear. For security teams, the task is no longer limited to detecting and blocking bots. They also need to decide which AI-driven automated traffic s ...
APIs allow external access to key service functions such as login, account registration, search, reservations, and payments. These functions are designed for normal service operations, but repeated automated requests can also be used in unintended ways. Attack requests do not always look unusual. Attackers can use normal API functions and valid request formats while automating the vol ...
APIs have become a primary target because they handle the core functions and data behind digital services. A web page is the interface people use to access a service. Behind that interface, APIs often handle: User login and authentication Account and customer data retrieval Product search and inventory checks Order creation and payment process ...
A Software Defined Perimeter (SDP) is a representative architecture that implements Zero Trust security principles in network access control. SDP aims to significantly reduce the network attack surface by completely hiding the existence of applications and services from unauthenticated and unauthorized users. In this way, organizations can strengthen Global Cybersecurity posture while al ...
Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is a next-generation remote access security model designed to replace traditional VPN-based perimeter security frameworks. As a core technology for implementing the principles of Zero Trust security in operational environments, ZTNA enforces application-level access control and grants even authenticated users only the minimum privileges necessary for thei ...
What is Zero Trust? Zero Trust is a next-generation cybersecurity strategy built on the core principle of "Never Trust, Always Verify." Unlike traditional perimeter-based security models, Zero Trust treats every access request—regardless of origin, device, application, or transaction—as a potential threat. This model enforces continuous identity and access verification for all users and ...
Today, many enterprises are moving beyond single cloud environments and actively adopting multi-cloud and hybrid cloud strategies. As IT infrastructures expand across different platforms, cloud web security has become a foundational requirement for protecting business-critical services. Organizations now leverage multiple cloud providers based on operational needs and business objectives ...
