Cequence Security

An Innovative Approach to Application Security

The web, mobile, and API-based apps that power your organization are also targets for relentless cyberattacks. These include automated bot attacks focused on business logic abuse (such as credential stuffing, site scraping, fake account creation, and more), as well as targeted attacks designed to exploit both known and unknown application vulnerabilities.

Cequence Security stops these attacks with an AI-powered, container-based software platform that can be easily deployed on premises or in the cloud, wherever your apps need to be protected.

What are the components of the Cequence platform?

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How does an Account Takeover attack happen?

Account Takeover

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What are my options for deploying the platform?

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Cequence Security is proud to receive so many industry accolades.

But it’s even more rewarding to know that we’re protecting the critical applications of some of the largest organizations in the world.

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Prying-Eye Vulnerability

Direct-to-API Enumeration Attack Enables Snooping

The Prying-Eye vulnerability is an example of an enumeration attack that targets web conferencing APIs with a bot that cycles through (enumerates) and discovers valid numeric meeting IDs. If the common user practice of disabling security functionality or not assigning a password is followed, then the bad actor would be able to view or listen to an active meeting.

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Customer Interview

Protecting Zoosk from Automated Bot Attacks

Alissa Knight, Senior Analyst with Aite Group, sits down with Zoosk to discuss how they use the Cequence Application Security Platform to protect their public-facing applications from malicious bot attacks.

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Bulletproof Proxies:

The Evolving Cybercriminal Infrastructure

Just Posted! Bulletproof Proxies have taken the concepts of anonymity and availability found in Bulletproof Hosting and extended them to the delivery infrastructure required to launch automated bot attacks against public facing applications. These attacks utilize legitimate transactions to commit automated fraud while hiding in plain sight. WOW!