Today, we are proud to release the 5th installment of our annual Web Application Attack Report.
For those of you new to this report, Imperva’s Web Application Attack Report (WAAR) is a thorough analysis of the web application attack surface and attacker behavior trends over a specific period of time – in this case, from August 1, 2013 to April 30, 2014. The findings covered in this report come from an analysis of the data collected by our Community Defense crowdsourced threat intelligence capability (free to all ThreatRadar users), which tracks actual attacks that hit our web application firewalls all over the globe, as well as from our Honeypots and various other intelligence systems.
This year, we have decided to increase the breadth of the report by providing meta-analysis on top of the statistical information, correlating to system types, verticals, technologies as well as to geographical information.
more here.............http://blog.imperva.com/2014/10/imperva-web-application-attack-report-waar-5.html
For those of you new to this report, Imperva’s Web Application Attack Report (WAAR) is a thorough analysis of the web application attack surface and attacker behavior trends over a specific period of time – in this case, from August 1, 2013 to April 30, 2014. The findings covered in this report come from an analysis of the data collected by our Community Defense crowdsourced threat intelligence capability (free to all ThreatRadar users), which tracks actual attacks that hit our web application firewalls all over the globe, as well as from our Honeypots and various other intelligence systems.
This year, we have decided to increase the breadth of the report by providing meta-analysis on top of the statistical information, correlating to system types, verticals, technologies as well as to geographical information.
more here.............http://blog.imperva.com/2014/10/imperva-web-application-attack-report-waar-5.html