Security teams face an impossible choice: set thresholds too sensitive and drown in false positives, or set them too loose and miss real attacks. Traditional monitoring systems force this trade-off because they can’t distinguish between legitimate traffic fluctuations and actual threats. The Limitation of Fixed Rules Legacy traffic monitoring systems rely on manually configured rules … Continued
When Resultly’s bots started scraping QVC’s website, the retail giant felt the pain immediately. Server crashes, website downtime, angry customers—and an estimated $2 million worth in lost sales, according to QVC’s internal estimates.1 While the resulting lawsuit was eventually settled out of court, the damage was already done. QVC’s tale is a cautionary one for … Continued
Traditional bot defense mechanisms face mounting challenges. Traditional CAPTCHA solutions can create user friction, accessibility barriers, and are increasingly circumvented by sophisticated solvers that are developed by bad actors for bad actors. Detection-only approaches remain reactive, often bypassed before mitigation can occur. The industry demands invisible, cost-prohibitive security measures that protect without compromising user experience. … Continued
When it comes to protecting critical business applications, API security is the number one concern of a stunning 71% of cybersecurity professionals at large enterprises, our data shows. One particularly alarming trend is the rise of API attacks targeting unprotected devices like gaming consoles, set-top boxes, in-vehicle entertainment systems and even medical devices. As more … Continued
The explosive growth of APIs in your global enterprise suggests that you’re probably missing a critical security gap. And you’re not alone. With 25% of businesses reporting that the number of APIs they manage doubled (or more) last year, according to Salt’s State of API Security Report 2025, securing these critical interfaces can feel like … Continued
