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Protect your site from 2,000 threat types in real-time. When it comes to online security, don’t cut corners. Our extensive suite of security tools work around the clock to keep malicious users at bay.
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Injection
The most common injections are SQL related, even though SQL is not the only language used. It entails injecting SQL language into, for instance, a web form.
Broken Authentication and Session Management
The simplest example involves a URL containing session identifiers, which one sends to a friend via email. If the server does not check a complementary element, the second person will be able to use the account of the first person as if he or she
Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
Often called XSS, those attacks are among the easiest ones to set up. The concept is formidably simple: to make a website process JavaScript where there should be none.
Insecure Direct Object References
It is common for a page on a website to include resources from another data frame of reference. This has to be done through the mediation of a secure access or a filtration, to avoid unauthorised resources being included.
Security Misconfiguration
This category is very large since it covers many subjects. Are services up to date? Well protected by strong enough passwords? Are configurations adjusted to prevent important information from being divulged or mistakenly accessible?
Sensitive Data Exposure
OWASP guidance on data encoding states that any sensitive data must be protected to avoid clear access, and no sensitive data should be accessible from the outside.
Missing Function Level Access Control
The basic idea is to never rely on security implemented on the client’s side; security and it’s mechanisms should be handled in a controlled environment i.e. on the server.
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
This is a flaw that will affect web applications whose functionalities are known - such as adding a user account, changing a password, adding files to known systems such as WordPress. This technique requires an element of social engineering.
Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities
If using a component with known vulnerabilities in your environment, you must expect an attacker to use it. It is important to understand that software that is not known to be vulnerable right now may become vulnerable in the future.
Unvalidated redirects and forward
This category covers attacks that are led during redirects. Typically, 30x HTTP codes are used to redirect a user from a page to another, depending on some parameters. If the destination URL of the redirect is put as a parameter in the original page URL, then an attacker could modify this redirection by changing the URL which was put as a parameter.
Our Solutions
Cloudfence.
Cloud Web Application Firewall..
In the current digital climate, staying one step ahead of new threats can be a cause for concern. Fortunately, a Web Application Firewall (WAF) offers a flexible and affordable security solution. By analysing incoming and outgoing web traffic, the WAF can identify and isolate any suspicious behaviour before it has the chance to do any significant damage. And because each potential attack leaves a unique digital fingerprint, the WAF technology can learn from past hacking attempts to recognise future attacks.
HostGuard.
DDoS Protection..
A successful DDoS attack can completely cripple a business and incur huge financial costs during the down time. While this may seem bad enough, an attack of this nature can leave you vulnerable to subsequent attacks with more malicious intentions i.e. stealing sensitive data. Hostguard provides proactive DDoS traffic mitigation to identify the signs of a potential attack before it happens, allowing your business to keep running without a drop in service.
AI Monitoring.
Detection & Prevention..
Usually suspicious cyber activity and attempted attacks follow certain patterns. By analysing these patterns and taking note of suspicious traffic behaviour, AI Monitoring can use algorithms to predict and pre-empt any incoming future attacks. This proactive approach to online security can help turn the tide when keeping your business secure.
CDN.
Global Distribution..
Using a Global Content Delivery Network (CDN) to distribute your web services around the globe should be the standard for any online business owner. Delivering content rapidly to all users can help bolster the user experience and keep customers engaged. Additionally, spreading all traffic over a network of servers can help to keep your site online, even during times of unusually high traffic.
Safe DNS Management.
HTTPShield makes managing your DNS simple. With a straight-forward user interface, the power to modify your online domains from anywhere lies at your fingertips, granting complete control. Plus, with two-factor authentication adding an extra layer of security, you can breathe easy, knowing that you are protected by some of the most secure DNS management on the market.
Security Audits & PCI Compliance.
Routine checks of your network can help to identify any vulnerabilities that could put your business at risk. Regular security audits can fix these potential exploits, reducing the potential of site downtime and guaranteeing maximum protection, always. PCI compliance is essential if you need to process monetary transactions on your site. It also illustrates to your customers that you take security seriously and they can submit sensitive account information without the fear of any third-party access.
Views & Insights
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What is a DDoS attack and how can they be prevented?
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