AWS WAF is the foundation for most of the native security capabilities within Amazon Web Services. In this article series, we’re taking a deep dive...

When evaluating a WAF, an important consideration is how well it covers the applicable risks defined in the OWASP Top 10 list. OWASP describes this...

Volumetric cyberattacks (i.e., attacks relying on an abnormal volume of traffic) are common today. They can occur in a wide variety of forms. When security...

For any organization with web-facing applications running in the cloud, a cloud web application firewall (WAF) should be the first and best line of defense...

As DevOps has become mainstream, many organizations are going further and adopting DevSecOps, and integrating security into their SDLC. This often raises many practical issues,...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a leading Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider, with over 32% of cloud workloads running on the platform. In a three-part series, we...