Industry information
Industry insights on DDoS, API security, acceleration and TLS.
Industry information
70 articlesSelected industry events, security alerts and protection practices from May 2024 to October 2026, with historical events organized by event date.
2026
OWASP A01 access control: authentication does not authorize every object
Check API authorization by object, tenant and action rather than relying on hidden buttons.
Read moreJA4, TLS and CC defense: fingerprints are signals, not identity
Combine TLS fingerprints with behavior while treating certificate validation as a separate control.
Read moreSQL injection and XSS need different defensive controls
Prevent injection at database and browser boundaries instead of relying on a universal input filter.
Read moreSSRF and command injection: constrain destinations and execution
Control destinations, process invocation and privileges in fetchers, converters and administrative tools.
Read moreOWASP A03 supply chains: protect builds and releases as well as dependencies
Review component versions, build credentials, artifact provenance and recovery paths.
Read moreAPI abuse controls: bound the cost of each request
Bound concurrency, task budgets and third-party costs for exports, messaging, image jobs and AI calls.
Read moreCC and bot traffic: distinguish demand from resource abuse
Combine endpoint cost, session behavior and successful operations to reduce false positives.
Read moreCredential theft and phishing: why password changes may be insufficient
Recover passwords, sessions, API keys and third-party grants together after suspected credential theft.
Read morePrioritizing alerts: exploitation evidence and exposed assets
Combine KEV, vulnerability records and vendor guidance into an asset-based remediation queue.
Read moreDNS threats: distinguish reflection traffic from resolution failures
Review recursive resolvers, authoritative DNS and mitigation paths as separate systems.
Read moreReading attack trends: sources, targets and industry rankings
Interpret Radar dimensions and time windows without treating source geography as attacker identity.
Read moreA traffic drop is not always DDoS: separate network and application failures
Correlate outage context, provider status and site telemetry to locate failures.
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