40% Mobile Apps Not Safe for Handling Data, Says Indusface Mobile Application Security Survey
Indusface, a leading provider of application security solutions for web and mobile applications, recently conducted a survey on…
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Relying on SSL 3.0 ? POODLE Byte Attack can rip it apart !
Two Google researchers, Juliano Rizzo and Thai Duong have uncovered a security bug in widely used web encryption…
Indusface Security Advisory : Bash Vulnerability – Very Critical
The vulnerability has been rated as 10 for severity, meaning it is critical, and low for complexity, meaning…
Indusface Join hands with NxtGen to secure
NxtGen and Indusface have announced a strategic partnership to advance application security across NxtGen’s cloud infrastructure to secure…
Indusface to hire over 150 people
Website security services firm Indusface plans to hire over 150 people in the country over the next few…
Amazon Web Services Launches AWS Test Drives For Indian AWS Partners
Amazon Web Services (AWS) today announced the launch of AWS Test Drive in India to enable businesses to…
How Not to Get BASHed!
A major vulnerability in the Bourne Shell — called bash shell – recently came to the fore and…
Only agile players can keep pace with the ever smart hackers
Ashish Tandon, Chairman & CEO, Indusface, discusses the evolving security scenario, the growing need for web application firewalls…
Infographic – State of Application Security in India
Indusface has just released a report on the State of Application Security in India which shares details on…
Heartbleed: Are You Affected?
Over the past few days, there has been a lot of talk about the Heartbleed bug and how…
India not bitten hard by ‘Heartbleed’ bug
As the news of the deadly Heartbleed threat engulfs computer users across the globe, security experts have noticed…
Indusface, finalist at the DSCI Excellence Awards for Information Security Product Company
Indusface was recognised amongst finalists in ‘DSCI Excellence Award for Information Security Product Company’ category at DSCI Excellence…