At a time when digital transformation has become central to business, even the most important applications come with a ‘use-by’ date.

While 5G communications delivers benefits for communication service providers (CSPs), the new technology also presents challenges in security and cost.

The ability to correlate individual events/alerts over time into an attack ‘storyline’ can help mitigate major cloud security blind spots.

Threats to applications go beyond exploiting code and logic vulnerabilities which are already more than enough to analyse and cope with.

Businesses need to correlate events intelligently across multiple threat surfaces, application layers, and time spans to connect event A, to event B, to event C — even if they are months apart.

In this interview, TechDay speaks to Radware vice president of technologies Yaniv Hoffman, who discusses the primary challenges facing IT organisations in terms of their cloud security apparatus.

Selecting an application delivery solution that maximises automation and integrates into an existing DevOps environment is critical, writes Radware senior security solutions architect for APAC Yaniv Hoffman.

Not only are businesses transitioning to the cloud, but they’re also adopting a multi-cloud strategy. According to survey results by Flexera, 93% of organisations have adopted a hybrid cloud strategy.

Despite rapid and widespread deployment, APIs remain poorly protected and automated threats are mounting. Personally identifiable information (PII), payment card details and business-critical services are at risk due to bot attacks.

In this interview, TechDay speaks to Radware vice president of technologies Yaniv Hoffman, who discusses the trend towards organisations deploying applications in multi-cloud environments.

We spoke to Radware’s VP of technologies for Asia Pacific and Japan, Yaniv Hoffman.