The world’s businesses have abruptly and massively shifted to a digital approach to support work from home as well as online shopping, banking, and life in general. The resulting surge in online activity, concomitant with a huge increase in web and online traffic, has given bad actors boundless opportunities to launch malicious bot attacks, including data scraping, account takeover, and distributed denial of service (DDoS). In fact, multiple research surveys show that malicious automation accounts for a sizable percentage of login attempts in general—40% and greater, depending on the industry. That statistic is backed up by Kasada research, which shows that 86% of Australia’s top 250 websites failed to detect a script loading the login page and 90% failed to prevent an automation tool from submitting credentials. Meanwhile, global security and business leaders still need to protect their companies’ most fundamental assets: customers, brand, and IP as well as to defend revenue.