In today’s infrastructure security landscape, zero trust means a lot of things to different people. When you think about it, this isn’t too much of a surprise given it’s not …

Consider a user setting a password such as ‘ UNION TABLE spaceships; This may look like an SQL Injection, but it’s actually a very good password. It is fairly long, it …

Zero-Trust is steadily becoming an emerging cyber buzz word that’s capturing the interest of organizations seeking to address modern security challenges. While sometimes viewed as just a replacement of existing …

Custom rules are where we tweak and refine our security configuration as part of the overall system tuning which is an integral part of an administrator’s role in security. This …

As a security practitioner, every day you experience something new. Sometimes, the new things are not so good and you have to figure out how to respond quickly before the …

The OWASP CRS are more generic in nature than a commercial ruleset and cover a much larger set of applications from a broader attack surface. This means that the CRS protects …

Introduction In previous blogs, we have introduced Kubernetes and Microservices and discussed its impact on Network Operations. We also looked at the ways services can be published and how Kemp Ingress Controller can be used …

What is OWASP CRS? The Open Web Application Security Project® (OWASP) is an umbrella organization with several projects under its wings. The OWASP ModSecurity Core Rule Set (shortened to CRS) is one …

It’s been a busy news week in the Network Detection and Response (NDR) and Network Performance Monitoring and Diagnostic (NPMD) sectors. Here at Kemp, we announced that the latest update …