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SSL Certificate Validity Changes 2025: How to Prepare Your Business Now
Beginning in March 2026 SSL/TLS certificate will begin expiring after 200 days and will continue to be reduced each year until 2029 when validity will be down to just 47 days. This change aims to enhance security, reduce exposure from compromised certificates, and encourage automation, but will require significant changes in certificate management processes for many companies. Organizations should begin preparing now for shorter certificate lifespans and more frequent domain validations to avoid security risks and ensure reliable digital interactions
InfoSecurity Europe 2022 Recap
Two WWT security experts share their key takeaways from InfoSec Europe — from the enhanced focus on the cloud and increased sophistication of attacks — and the ways we have to respond to threats and attacks — to WWT's station domination of Prince Regents.
I Built a C2 Channel in 5 Minutes. Your Security Team Had No Idea.
A covert AI agent experiment reveals a new threat class, exploiting trusted SaaS APIs like Slack for command-and-control without detection. As autonomous agents become standard, enterprises must adopt proactive security measures. WWT's AI Gateway and Governance Framework offers a structured approach to mitigate these emerging risks.
The Art of Conflict: Cyber at War - How Iran's Retaliation is Shaping Critical Infrastructure and Global Enterprise Risk
Iran's retaliation model signals a period of active cyber probing coupled with sustained infrastructure targeting rather than a one-time shock event.
The State of Data Loss Prevention
Data Loss Prevention has regained prominence in recent years due to large scale breaches and increasingly stringent regulatory requirements. Vendors with varying tech heritages have been lining up to employ new technologies and techniques against this seemingly never-ending problem.
Accelerating Kubernetes Ingress and Security Automation with F5 and WWT
This blog highlights automated deployment patterns of F5 NGINX Ingress Controller paired with F5 NGINX App Protect across Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure.
Harness the Power of Azure with NGINXaaS – Advanced Load Balancing and API Gateway
This blog explains how modern, API-driven applications demand cloud-native security and highlights how F5 NGINXaaS for Azure delivers a fully managed, high-performance WAF to protect them. It outlines key capabilities such as OWASP Top 10 defenses, API security, DevSecOps integration and Azure-native observability, helping enterprises secure apps and APIs without hardware or operational overhead.
Harness the Power of Azure with NGINXaaS – Advanced Load Balancing and API Gateway
Explore the power of F5 NGINXaaS for Azure—a fully managed, cloud-native Load Balancer-as-a-Service and ADC-as-a-Service. It highlights key features, use cases and provides a step-by-step guide to configuring load balancing, empowering modern app delivery with agility, security, and scalability through WWT's expert integration.
F5 Distributed Cloud L7 DDoS Mitigation
Learn how to use F5 Distributed Cloud to protect your applications from DDoS attacks.
Order from Chaos: Securing Your Software Defined Infrastructure
People are expected to work together to make cloud happen, yet, we did not all arrive at the same time or following the same path. Achieving security at scale, especially at the speed of cloud, requires an understanding of the people involved and what they care about.
MITRE ATT&CK vs. Cybersecurity Kill Chain: A Simple Breakdown
In the third installment of the "Grizzled CyberVet: Practical Cybersecurity" collection, we compare and contrast the Cybersecurity Kill Chain and MITRE ATT&CK Framework.
Part 2- Bridging Kubernetes, Cilium & eBPF to Networking Concepts for Network Engineers
As cloud-native technologies continue to converge with traditional networking in the data center and enterprise, understanding how Kubernetes, Cilium and eBPF works is crucial for network engineers. With hybrid mesh firewalls being the latest trend, and distributed firewalls (like Cisco's Hypershield) emerging in the market. Understanding how Kubernetes transforms traditional IP networking concepts into a dynamic, software-defined environment is crucial. This article demystifies Kubernetes security, making it accessible for network engineers familiar with ACLs and VLANs. You may think this doesn't apply to you, but if you're planning a firewall refresh anytime soon, then these concepts will need to be part of your vernacular going forward.