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Forbes looks back at the Cyber Security News stories of 2014

Bloomberg reports on the Sony Hack and the Rise of Cyber Ransoms

PCWorld investigates DarkHotel malware attacks targets on poorly secured networks - especially in hotels

ZDNet details Imperva's activity at Amazon re:invent

Unsanctioned -- or shadow cloud services, as they've come to be called -- are only one of the new classes of potential security sideswipes that IT departments face in the cloud.

USA Today discusses cyber security threats against U.S. intelligence agencies

Dark Reading looks at the DRUPAL attacks in relation to recent research published by Imperva

PC World reports a major flaw in the SSL encryption protocol, affectionately named “POODLE.

Security Week reports on the findings of the 2014 Web Application Attack Report (WAAR)

CMS Critic discusses the 2014 Web Application Attack Report (WAAR), detailing findings that WordPress Is The "Most Attacked" CMS

SC Magazine details the findings in the 2014 Imperva Web Application Attack Report (WAAR)

Skyfence offers a free discovery app, which scans the log files for apps and matches them to a risk database. The resulting report gives admins a snapshot of Shadow IT use on their systems.

SC Magazine advises that best strategy to manage the inevitable data breach of your enterprise is to be prepared

Cloud Discovery is designed to eliminate “IT blind spots,” according to Skyfence. The software-as-a-service (SaaS) app discovery tool “uncovers cloud apps by inspecting data in user access logs across the enterprise.”

Skyfence provides users with an inventory of all Software as a Service (SaaS) applications and services along with risk information that enables IT staff to determine which apps need to be managed, blocked or actively monitored to mitigate security threats.

Security Week details research from Imperva that determined a spike in hacker activity at Black Hat and Defcon

PC Magazine reports on Imperva research that examined attack traffic originating in Black Hat and Defcon

Security Week investigates how a Four-Year old flaw exploited by Stuxnet is still being widely exploited

IT Business Edge explores the topic of how better internal collaboration can keep hackers away

Dark Reading looks at Imperva researching detailing security threats made during the World Cup

Forbes details on how companies can rebuild trust after a security breach

eWeek covers the latest Hacker Intelligence Initiative report and quotes Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva.

Informationweek quotes Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva on the continued high frequency of XSS flaws

PC Magazine profiles the Application Defense Center's "Anatomy of Comment Spam" Hacker Intelligence Initiative report.

Infosecurity profiles the Application Defense Center's "Anatomy of Comment Spam" Hacker Intelligence Initiative report.

PC Magazine reports on Imperva's recently-released statistics about the exploitation of older vulnerabilities in CMS systems.

SearchSecurity reports on the Application Defense Center's "Non-Advanced Persistent Threat" Hacker Intelligence Initiative Report

SecurityWeek reports on the Application Defense Center's "Non-Advanced Persistent Threat" Hacker Intelligence Initiative Report

PC Magazine reports on the Application Defense Center's "Non-Advanced Persistent Threat" Hacker Intelligence Initiative Report

SharePoint Pro recaps the updates to SecureSphere 10.5

Amichai Shulman, CTO of Imperva, explains why SQL injection is not a database threat and discusses the current state of Oracle database patching.

Discusses Imperva's research on vulnerability and exploitation techniques as well as a link to Imperva's threat advisory

Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva quotedabout the PHP exploit

Mass compromise infects old Web servers running Linux versions from 2007

Mentions Imperva research and quote about PHP vulnerabilty by Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy

Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva quoted about a controversy involving PHP vulnerabilities and Imperva's threat advisory mentioned

Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva quoted about a controversy involving PHP vulnerabilities and Imperva's threat advisory mentioned

Mentions blog post in which Imperva researchers discuss vulnerabilites in PHP

Mentions blog post in which Imperva researchers discuss vulnerabilites in PHP

Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva quoted about a controversy involving PHP vulnerabilities

Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva quoted about PHP vulnerabilites

Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva quoted about the vulnerabilites of unpatched servers

Imperva isues a threat advisory for a code injection vulnerability in PHP

Imperva isues a threat advisory for a code injection vulnerability in PHP

Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva quoted about new exploits in PHP vulnerability

Imperva research team quoted on PHP bug and internet hackings

Imperva acquired Skyfence in February

U.S.-based Incapsula adds to its cloud web security solutions

Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva quoted about importance of a company anticipating a data breach as well as the importance of a planned-out response

CTO Amichai Schulman quoted on a story about Bitcoin hackers

Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva quoted about the need to secure and audit data stored in order to protect individuals

Imperva (Skyfence) mentioned as vendors for cloud-security monitoring

The strategy we are unveiling today comprehensively addresses the dangerous security gaps raised by the move to the cloud," said senior vice president for marketing, Mark Kraynak.

While launching a new cloud strategy, Imperva has simultaneously announced the acquisition of Skyfence (a cloud security start-up) and Tomium (a mainframe monitoring firm); and has agreed to buy the remaining shares in its majority owned subsidiary, Incapsula.

Enterprise security player Imperva has taken steps to shore up its position in the cloud after snapping up a couple of start-ups specialising in offering different aspects of hosted protection for users.

Imperva, a provider of enterprise data security solutions, on Thursday announced its plans to acquire two security firms and assets from another, in a move that will help extend its data center security strategy across the cloud.

Senior Vice President Mark Kraynak quoted in a story about Imperva's latest moves to extend data center security to the cloud

Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva quoted about a controversy involving vulnerabilities in Oracle Forms & Reports

Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva quoted about new Java-based DDoS botnet

CTO Amichai Shulman quoted on application security concerns in light of Facebook's record-breaking bug bounty

CTO Amichai Schulman quoted on Imperva's research that has found not only cyber criminals hosting their databases in the cloud, but also rogue databases hosted in the same cloud resource

CTO Amichai Shulman appeared in an article about Oracle Corp.'s first quarterly Critical Patch Update of 2014

Imperva mentioned as a company that is offering a new kind of data-centric security

CTO Amichai Shulman quoted on story about Bitcoin-mining malware

CTO Amichai Shulman quoted on story about Bitcoin-mining malware