Firewalls, Routers

Rock-solid protection isn't the only way to defend against attackers. Sometimes it's better to trick them instead.

Exploitation in OT networks could alter sensor readings, trigger outages, introduce safety risks, and cause physical damage.

Web application firewalls do a decent job at the perimeter, and EDR tools are great at protecting operating systems, but neither can adequately safeguard running applications. Here's why.

The most basic web application firewalls use regular expressions to find potentially malicious code, but that method has severe limitations. Here's why your WAF should use more than regex to spot attacks.

The old CAPTCHA method of verifying human website visitors is clunky, inefficient and annoying. Here's how websites can smoothly and seamlessly establish user humanity.

Attackers could remotely reset the router password and inject commands through the reset password page.