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With venture capital flowing into the cybersecurity space at a record level, investors continue to hunt for the next big thing — and that could be looking at how applications talk to each other.

ThreatX was recognized in the “Best Product in Web Application Security” category. This is Cyber Defense Magazine’s ninth year honoring the most innovative and valuable cyber defense companies from around the globe.

The web application firewall (WAF) is dead, they say, and DevOps is the culprit, found over the body in the server room with a blade in its hand and splattered code on its shirt. But although some could argue that DevOps had the means, motive, and opportunity, the fact is that WAF isn’t dead at all, nor is it likely to be anytime soon.

API Threat Assessment capabilities deliver unprecedented visibility and enhanced manageability into publicly exposed and vulnerable API endpoints that underly web sites protected by the ThreatX Platform.

ThreatX is an advanced web application and API protection (WAAP) solution created by some of the well-known experts in the white hacking and penetration testing arena. With the sea of competition in cybersecurity today, what keeps them ahead of their competitors is their comprehensive knowledge of the adversaries in the cyberthreat landscape.

ThreatX delivers a WAAP++ multi-functional platform that combines web application security, API protection, Bot management, and DDoS mitigation into a single solution. ThreatX also brings together traditional signatures, behavioral analysis, active engagement, and deception to deliver a single automated answer.

“ThreatX was built from the ground up to address inherent shortcomings in traditional and legacy WAFs. ThreatX is a single platform that delivers the typical functionality of WAFs, plus API protection, BOT management and Layer 7 DDoS mitigation. This comprehensive coverage enables our customers to increase security while decreasing complexity and overhead.” -- Gene Fay

ThreatX announces integration with Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSOAR to provide security analysts and teams with the ability to leverage intelligence and context provided by the ThreatX platform—with more automated tools and processes—allowing the industry to keep up with a growing threat landscape.

ThreatX, the leading provider of SaaS-based web application and API protection  (WAAP) solutions, today announced that Cyber Defense Magazine (CDM), the industry’s leading electronic information security magazine, has named ThreatX the winner in the 2020 CDM Global Awards.

Bret Settle, Chief Strategy Officer at ThreatX discusses the importance of keeping tabs on secondary and tertiary apps rather than simply focusing on Layer 7 activity.

Chris Brazdziunas, ThreatX's CPO warns that consumers need to be wary anytime they use a "free" service that interacts with their data.

ThreatX today announced that it has been named by CIO Applications as one of the ‘Top 25 Cyber Security Companies in 2019.’ The recognition is based on an evaluation of the ThreatX platform’s ability to provide WAF security to protect not only websites, but also APIs, cloud apps, and microservices.