Name: Why Are We Still Talking About Bot Attacks?
Uploaded: 2021-02-18T14:40:45.000Z
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Description: Why Are We Still Talking About Bot Attacks?

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Kasada, from the company in New York, is presented as a solution for defending against advanced persistent bot attacks across web, mobile, and API channels. Kasada is offered as a solution against even the stealthiest cyber threats, from credential abuse to data scraping. The solution aims to invisibly stops automated threats while inflicting financial damage to attackers, destroying their ROI. With the ability to onboard in minutes, Kasada boasts conferring immediate and long-lasting protection while empowering enterprises with optimal online activity. Kasada is based in New York and Sydney, with offices in Melbourne, San Francisco, and London.

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F5 Distributed Cloud Bot Defense (formerly Shape Defense, acquired January 2020) provides security to protect a website from bots, fake users, and unauthorized transactions, preventing large scale fraud and eroded user experiences. Companies get visibility, detection and mitigation outcomes to reduce fraud and cloud hosting, bandwidth and compute costs, improve user experiences, and optimize their business based on real human traffic.

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Bot mitigation software protects website and web apps from malicious traffic and use carried out by bots. These unwanted activities may include credential theft, content scraping or intellectual property theft, or resource hoarding on ecommerce sites. Malicious bots are the most frequent threat faced by popularly trafficked websites.

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Kasada has pioneered an approach to mitigating bots. Instead of letting requests in to look for suspicious behavior that can fly beneath the radar, Kasada is able to identify and stop malicious automation before it’s ever allowed to enter the user's infrastructure. Kasada achieves this by detecting the immutable evidence that presents itself whenever the tools associated with automation interact with online businesses.

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At Kasada, we have pioneered a simpler and more effective approach to mitigating advanced persistent bots. Watch this short video to learn more about our mission.

Why Are We Still Talking About Bot Attacks?

Watch this brief video to see how Kasada stops malicious automation and bot attacks that others can't.

Learn more at www.kasada.io

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