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There is a global API vulnerability epidemic. Shreyans Mehta, Co-Founder and CTO of Cequence Security, and Alissa Knight, Senior Analyst with Aite Group, sit down to discuss CQPrime’s latest vulnerability disclosure and how organizations can improve when it comes to addressing API security.

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.

The Cequence Application Security Platform (ASP) consolidates multiple application security functions within an integrated, container-based platform powered by CQAI. With ASP, advanced security is essentially baked into the critical Web, Mobile, and API-based applications that are potential targets for cyberattacks. No changes are required to any applications and there is no additional latency to impact customer experience.

CQAI is the patented analytics engine that powers the Cequence ASP platform. It performs continuous, multi-dimensional analysis of all Web, mobile, and API-based application transactions using a fast and efficient single-pass architecture.  This enables CQAI to detect malicious bot attacks and vulnerability exploits in near real-time.

Malicious bots account for nearly 1/3 of all Internet traffic, and these attacks wreak havoc on many organizations today. Even worse, these types of attacks are difficult (if not impossible) to detect using traditional security tools. But CQ botDefense solves the problem by analyzing the underlying behavior and intent of these application transactions to detect and stop automated attacks.

Legacy WAFs have become increasingly ineffective in protecting the applications that power today’s hyperconnected enterprise. But CQ appFirewall raises the bar. It supports basic requirements you expect for OWASP and PCI compliance, but also re-invents the WAF by providing a level of intelligence and automation previously unavailable.