Security is really important. There is nothing like the gut-wrenching feeling of exposing users' data. However, security isn't the most exciting part of web development and is often ignored. Using AWS CloudFront and AWS WAF together, you can add some security to your sites with less work and focus on making features for your users.In this post, I'll provide some information about AWS CloudFront, AWS WAF, and SQL injection.

Enhance your threat detection capabilities with Traceable and Wiz's powerful integration. By uniting API and cloud security contexts, this partnership provides unparalleled threat correlation, prioritization, and incident response for cloud-native applications. Discover how eBPF technology and comprehensive data analysis secure your applications from code to cloud.

We are very excited to announce Traceable’s latest integration with Google Cloud application load balancers to provide agentless API security in Google Cloud. At Google Cloud Next ’23, Traceable  partnered with the Service Extensions team and now with the release of service extension’s public preview, Traceable customers can seamlessly integrate with Google Cloud’s application load balancers to secure all API traffic passing through them.

This article will go over how defense in depth and layered security work as well as the benefits of using them.

In today's post, we'll guide you through the modernization of your legacy application and determine if it's something you should implement.

In this post, you'll learn some essential tips and tricks about planning your cloud security architecture.

Many business leaders remain in the dark about the dangers of bot attacks. Let's learn about how they work, and tips for preventing them.

A popular fairy tale told in IT circles is that the internet is built on a perfectly orchestrated 7-layer stack. A popular extension of this notion is that enterprises can secure their infrastructure using a layered approach to security. Like most fairy tales, there is some truth in these stories.

December has finally come and Traceable AI has released a whole new suite of software features for our customers, with the continued aim of ensuring the best API Security solution on the market.

Today’s modern organizations are powered through mission-critical applications deployed in the cloud to drive their businesses. The building blocks of these applications are microservices developed by small teams of developers that enable rapid release cycles to deliver features to market more quickly. The connective tissue that binds these microservices together to work in tandem are APIs.

Bold security threats are giving rise to a new industry of API-specific security capabilities much more powerful than current management tools.

The majority of organizations rely heavily on third-party web applications connected through APIs to generate revenue and serve customers. In many cases, these web applications contain security vulnerabilities.

APIs are the pipes that connect various applications and (micro)services. As data flows through them, security is of utmost importance to prevent data leakage. Also, since APIs are like doors into your application, they're the obvious entry point for attackers who want to break your system.

The shared responsibility model describes how security is shared by both the cloud provider and user. Here’s how modern application and API security requirements change the equation.

As microservices grow in popularity, they present attackers with more opportunities for API attacks. These new security approaches can help.

The shift to microservices requires new ways to anticipate, plan, and protect web applications.