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October 09, 2018

Insights from IT Innovators at IP EXPO Europe 2018

IP Expo Europe 2018 was the meeting place of the world's biggest IT innovators. We take the time to look back at some key moments and insights.
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October 02, 2018

Join Our Webinar "Client-Side Defenses Against eCommerce Data Breaches"

Attacks on eCommerce websites are becoming alarmingly frequent. How do hackers steal credit card data? How to prevent this? Join our webinar to find out!
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September 28, 2018

Magecart 2.0: Architecture of a What-If

Magecart attacks have stolen credit card data of hundreds of thousands of consumers. Our research team details these attacks and a potential Magecart 2.0.
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September 18, 2018

App Security Disasters in eCommerce

Attacks on eCommerce websites are increasingly common. Here, we detail some of the most relevant attacks, their outcomes and how we can learn from them.
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August 21, 2018

12 AppSec Experts You Should Follow on Twitter

Twitter is an incredible source of information - but it's also very easy to get lost. If you're into AppSec, here's our shortlist of must-follow accounts.
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August 08, 2018

Joining Forces with Intertrust for 360º Application Security

Application security is about to get better. Read all about our partnership with Intertrust to deliver a cutting edge 360º application shielding solution.
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July 06, 2018

Join our Webinar "The importance of truly secure Captchas" - Jscrambler & FunCaptcha

Security verifications need to be on the client-side and there's a need to raise the bar in terms of code protection to prevent tampering and abuse.
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April 20, 2018

Join Our Webinar “Securing your OTT Clients to Protect Premium Video Content - Jscrambler & Friend MTS”

Online media content distribution is becoming common, and this makes providers vulnerable to attacks, theft and piracy. But do they have to be?
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February 14, 2018

ICO Case Study | Tackling Cryptojacking with Real-time Webpage Monitoring

UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) website was caught serving the CoinHive crypto miner to its users and it wasn't the only website affected. What could have been done?
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