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Imperva warns that organisations must be aware of and protect against increasingly prevalent AI-generated cyber threats and bots (software applications ...

Good and bad bots comprise over 40% of internet traffic in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region, increasing 15.6% year-on-year, according ...

Almost half of all account takeover attacks targeted Application Programming Interface (API) endpoints, according to Imperva’s The State of API Security in 2024. As ...

Experts at Imperva, Inc. have released the top cyber security trends facing enterprises in 2024, including GenAI realities, API security risks, and the dominance ...

Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Jen Easterly warns that AI is “the most powerful capability and weapon ...

Imperva, Inc. warns that organisations must address attacks targeting an application’s business logic after a 2021 study revealed that 17% of attacks on ...

In a poll of 2,500 executives, 45% reported that the publicity of ChatGPT has prompted them to increase artificial intelligence ...

According to the 2023 Imperva Bad Bot Report 47.4% of all internet traffic worldwide came from bots, up 5.1% from ...

Devastating cyberattacks causing widespread damage to critical infrastructure and disrupting citizens’ lives are no longer the stuff of Hollywood movies. ...

One of the innovations of the internet is the introduction of software robots or bots that allow repetitive tasks to ...

The IEEE defines a robot as an autonomous machine capable of sensing its environment, carrying out computations to make decisions, ...

Not every traffic on the internet is a human. Bad bots are software applications that run automated tasks with malicious ...

In an increasingly digital world, consumers feel trapped ― sharing personal data is a requirement to use digital services. In ...

Imperva claims that new data shows organisations are failing to address the issue of insider threats during a time when ...

Your data is not secure: 46% of on-prem databases globally contain vulnerabilities, according to the Imperva Research Labs study