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A10 Adds ThreatX API and Application Security to its Security Portfolio

A10 recently acquired ThreatX, a fully managed cloud-native application and API protection solution. Hear from A10's Jamison Utter and the co-founder and CPO of ThreatX, Bret Settle, about how this brings expanded capabilities to the A10's security portfolio and gives customers the flexibility to have protection wherever they want it, even in a hybrid environment.

Global Communication Service Providers: Market Growth Fuels Security Investments

As the world experiences uncertainty stemming from economic, social, and geopolitical disruption, digital connectivity has never been more important to address inequality, support communities and drive global business recovery. This survey interviewed 2,750 communication service provider IT professionals. Respondents come from a broad range of provider types, data center/co-location, service providers and fixed wireless access providers.

Demo: Introducing A10 Next-Gen WAF, Powered by Fastly

A10 Next-Gen WAF, powered by Fastly, leverages advanced technology to protect web applications from complex modern threats while minimizing false positives and ensuring availability. See how our integrated Next-Gen WAF, enabled on Thunder ADC, effectively blocks attacks while remaining user-friendly. Get insights into its visibility, DevOps, security tool integrations, and analytics features for advanced web application protection.

Leveraging Zero Trust and Threat Intelligence for DDoS Protection

With the growing number of botnets escalating the danger of denial of service attacks, companies are increasing their focus on DDoS defense. The Zero Trust architecture plays a crucial role in this endeavor, helping to secure networks from being used as weapons and ensuring that only verified and authorized individuals can access resources.

What Are Cyber Criminals?

Cyber criminals are individuals or groups of people who use computers and networks to commit online crimes. Sometimes using malware programs, they aim to harm other individuals, companies, and governments. Though their methods are varied, cyber criminals frequently employ ransomware, holding your data hostage; and data exfiltration, the unauthorized extraction of your data. Guarding against cyber crime requires the awareness and participation of everyone in an organization.