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Imperva reveals that online retailers face a staggering average of 569,884 AI-driven cyberattacks daily as the holiday shopping season approaches.

Thales reports that API and bot attacks cost Australian businesses up to USD $2 billion yearly, with API insecurity making up a quarter of cyber incidents.

Imperva's 2024 DDoS Threat Landscape report reveals a 111% rise in mitigated attacks, with the financial sector hit hardest.

Cyber-attacks on European sports websites surge by 59% in January and 66% in March, with threats extending to travel, airlines, entertainment, and betting sectors.

Cybersecurity firm Imperva has found that 71% of last year's web traffic was linked to APIs, acting as a major attack vector due to organisations' insufficient visibility, leading to a sharp rise in targeted attacks.

Samir Sherif, an experienced CISO from companies like Absolute Software and Citigroup, has been appointed as the new Chief Information Security Officer at F5, set to lead the company's cybersecurity doctrine.

Noname Security strengthens its leadership team with new executive appointments, planning for a robust growth phase in 2024.

Imperva predicts GenAI’s growing influence in cybersecurity, posing a shifting threat landscape, with a looming need for novel security strategies by 2024.

Thales bolsters its global cybersecurity portfolio with the $3.6bn acquisition of US firm, Imperva.

Thales completes acquisition of Tesserent, bolstering its international cyber presence and strengthening Australia's cybersecurity landscape.

Imperva warns Australian enterprises to work towards reducing their data footprint in response to the Privacy Act Review Report.

UK Data Breaches Continue to Put Millions at Risk, Costing Billions, Analysis Finds. Genuine data security lacking.

Thales to acquire cybersecurity firm Imperva for $3.6bn, aiming to boost its cybersecurity capabilities and create a global integrated player.

Insider data breaches are set to rise due to poor data controls and the use of generative AI tools, warns Imperva.

Imperva announces Imperva Accelerate, a partner program that enhances deal creation and profitability in cybersecurity.

Imperva threat team has uncovered recently that NFT marketplace OpenSea is affected by a vulnerability that reveals users' identities.

In Australia, cyberattacks against retail grew significantly in 2022, increasing the risk of fraud and data loss; automated threats caused 62% of incidents.

Imperva DSF has achieved Powered by Oracle Cloud Expertise status and is now available on Oracle Cloud Marketplace, offering added value.

Imperva strengthens data security on AWS with its Data Security Fabric, providing protection and compliance for enterprise data lakes.

Large companies are particularly vulnerable to the security risks associated with exposed or unprotected APIs as they accelerate digital transformation.