NEW Feature: Journey Pre-Actions
NEW Feature: We have released a new upgrade to our Synthetic User Journey script editor – Journey Pre-Actions.
2020 Magecart Timeline
We break down the timeline of the number one threat to ecommerce sites today – Magecart! The 2020 Magecart timeline includes all major attacks in 2020.
Meet the Team: Paula, Head of Customer
Meet the Team: We hear from the RapidSpike team. Paula, Head of Customer, discusses her reasons for joining the team.
Create a New Integration in Opsgenie
You are now able to integrate Opsgenie with RapidSpike to help with your website monitoring alerts.
Meet the Team: Using Technology to Bridge the Gap
Meet the Team: We hear from the RapidSpike team. Our Project Coordinator discusses how we can use technology to bridge the gap.
Preparing your website for Black Friday
We explain changes companies can make in advance to mitigate outages, reduce shopping cart abandonment and improve digital experience in preparation for Black Friday 2020.
Magecart Strike Gold in their Latest Attack on JM Bullion
Recently, we have witnessed some high-profile Magecart attacks including Boom! Mobile, Wisepay, PlayBack Now, and the most recent JM Bullion data breach.
Custom Headers on our WebHooks Integration
Our development team have recently upgraded our Webhooks alerts integration to allow for custom headers! Now our Webhooks integration is more powerful and more adaptable than ever.
Meet the Team: Going into Tech from a Non-tech Background
Meet the Team: We hear from the RapidSpike team. Our Customer Success Engineer explains how they got into tech from a non-tech background.
FabFit – Not So Fun for Customers with Stolen Payment Data
The latest Magecart attacks include; American Payroll Association, music giant – Warner Music Group, and lifestyle subscription brand – FabFitFun.
Leeds Digital Festival Event – Sweat the Small Stuff!
This year RapidSpike have teamed up with Deloitte Consulting for our Leeds Digital Festival events – ‘Sweat the Small Stuff’!
Filter Company Allowed 3.4 Million Customers to Shop on Hacked Site
Filters Fast knowingly allowed over approximately 3.4 Million customers to shop on their compromised website for over 5 months, in a year-long data breach.