August 29, 2018 Data Security, Insider Threats Terry Ray Report: Nearly Half of Security Professionals Think They Could Execute a Successful Insider Attack on Their Organization As potential threats and entry points into organizations’ databases keep growing, so does the amount of money folks are throwing at detecting and actioning insider threats. In fact, the ballooning...
August 15, 2018 Data Security, Research Ron Masas A Bug in Chrome Gives Bad Actors License to Play ‘20 Questions’ with Your Private Data In a 2013 interview with The Telegraph, Eric Schmidt, then CEO of Google was quoted as saying: “You have to fight for your privacy or lose it.” Five years later,...
July 24, 2018 Data Security Shiri Margel, Amit Leibovitz The Data Breach ‘Kill Chain’: Early Detection is Key Today, organizations rely heavily on data, with a big portion of that data made up of sensitive information. As organizations become the custodians of more and more sensitive information, the...
January 4, 2018 Data Security, Research Luda Lazar Our Analysis of 1,019 Phishing Kits In recent years phishing activity has grown rapidly, with thousands of phishing sites popping for a virtual moment that last weeks, days or even hours, before becoming ineffective—either getting blacklisted...
December 14, 2017 CISO Perspective, Data Security, Application Security Terry Ray Botnets, Breaches, and the End of Defense in Depth: Our 2017 Cybersecurity Predictions in Review As 2016 closed out, Imperva once again peered into its crystal ball. As usual, there was much to foretell regarding the ever-changing cybersecurity realm in 2017. We’ll be doing the same...
November 28, 2017 Data Security Steve Pomroy The Uber Breach and the Case for Data Masking By now you’ve probably heard about the Uber data breach involving the personal data of 57 million Uber customers and drivers and a six-figure bribe. Without a doubt, it’s nasty...
