Akamai Security delivers enterprise-grade cloud security through 4100+ global edge nodes, including Kona DDoS mitigation, WAF, Bot Manager, and API Security — the security standard for large-scale internet businesses.
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Founded in 2007 by Jay Chaudhry, headquartered in San Jose, CA, Zscaler is the inventor and global leader of zero-trust security. ZIA (Secure Web Gateway), ZPA (Zero Trust Access), and ZDX (Digital Experience) process 200B+ daily transactions, serving 5000+ enterprise customers worldwide.
Burp Suite by PortSwigger is the industry-standard web security testing toolkit, offering intercepting proxy, automated vulnerability scanning, and a rich BApp extension ecosystem covering the complete security testing workflow from manual testing to CI/CD integration.
Burp Suite, developed by PortSwigger in the UK in 2004, is the leading web application security testing platform offering an intercepting proxy, scanner, intruder, and extensible plugin ecosystem, the industry standard for penetration testing.
McAfee, founded in 1987 and headquartered in San Jose, California, is one of the earliest cybersecurity companies globally. Its enterprise security portfolio includes MVISION endpoint protection, DLP data loss prevention, and Skyhigh CASB, while the Trellix brand operates XDR and threat intelligence services.
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4 results shownWebsite Penetration Testing Basics: OWASP Top 10 Vulnerability Guide
Penetration testing is essential for discovering security vulnerabilities. This article covers OWASP Top 10 vulnerability principles and fixes.
SQL Injection Defense Best Practices: Protecting Database Security
SQL injection remains one of the most dangerous web vulnerabilities. This comprehensive guide covers prevention techniques from prepared statements to WAF rules.
OWASP Top 10 for Beginners: The Most Common Web Vulnerabilities and How to Defend
What attack surfaces do websites face most? This guide explains OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities — injection, XSS, broken authentication, sensitive data exposure — in plain language, with a quick-reference table and defenses.
Why Your Website Needs HTTPS: Encryption Basics and the TLS Handshake
Why is HTTPS safer than HTTP? This guide uses a mailbox analogy to explain symmetric vs asymmetric encryption, a simplified TLS handshake, what certificates do, and how to enable HTTPS with a free certificate.