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It's our job to understand, advise on and solve the complexities associated with application delivery for enterprises and carriers alike. Expert articles and biographies are organized below. Here you can find their insights on industry trends and more. To arrange an interview, visit the media kit page.

Experts in the Know
David Aviv
Vice President, Advanced Services
Nir Ilani
Director, Product Marketing, Application Delivery
Eitan Bremler
Director, Product Marketing,
Virtualization & Cloud Solutions
Ron Meyran
Director, Product Marketing, Security
Avi Chesla
Chief Technology Officer
Roy Zisapel
Chief Executive Officer and President
Carl Herberger
Vice President, Security Solutions
 

David Aviv 

David Aviv

Vice President, Advanced Services

Mr. Aviv leads the strategy for Radware's carrier market solutions for both fixed and mobile operators. As Vice President, Advanced Services, he draws upon decades of expertise in the telecommunications sector and works closely with service provider executives and industry analysts to ensure Radware solutions meet market needs for optimizing IP service operations. Mr. Aviv's team provides technology and marketing direction and support across the Radware organization. Mr. Aviv also currently holds the position of the Technical Chairman of the Israeli Telecom Standards body.

Prior to his appointment at Radware, Mr. Aviv served at Ofek, an Israeli ILEC, as the Vice President of Engineering. Mr. Aviv led the design and development of a new, "all IP", national carrier network based on wireless access technologies. He also functioned as the head of Ofek's consulting group. Before joining Ofek, Mr. Aviv led the design and implementation of various enterprise-scale communication systems.

Mr. Aviv holds a B.S. cum laude from Ben-Gurion University and an M.S. cum laude from Tel Aviv University. Mr. Aviv also earned a Ph.D from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California.


Expertise
  Could Mobile Voting Happen in 2012? or 2016?      Emerging Telcom Trends 
  Next-Gen Carrier Data Center Trends    Next Generation Mobile Services 
  Keep the Internet at Your Fingertips      Are You Planning For Failure? 
  Securing Content on Carrier Networks       

 
Avi Chesla 

Avi Chesla

Chief Technology Officer

As Chief Technology Officer at Radware, Mr. Chesla is responsible for leading the Company’s strategic technology roadmap and vision. This includes laying the theoretical basis for future products and solutions, research and design of core product algorithms, evaluating OEM opportunities and representing the company’s technology and future plans to the industry. Mr. Chesla also steers merger and acquisition research and manages intellectual property ownership.

Mr. Chesla is recognized as a leading figure in the international network security market. Prior to the CTO position, Mr. Chesla led Radware's security division as VP Security and successfully positioned Radware’s network security business as a pioneer, and a market leader in the cyber attack mitigation.

Prior to joining Radware in 2005, Mr. Chesla held several senior positions with V-Secure Technologies, a start-up security solutions company. During his tenure as CTO and Vice President of Product Strategy, Mr. Chesla managed all research and development operations and led the engineering of the organization’s behavioral network intrusion prevention system and its core technology. Mr. Chesla also directed V-Secure’s technology partnerships, including the partnership that ended in the acquisition of V-Secure by Radware in 2005.

Mr. Chesla has authored a number of articles for major publications in the areas of advanced network behavioral analysis and information security and has earned numerous patents in these areas. His views on industry trends and best practices have been featured in articles, white papers, and on the conference speaking circuit.

Mr. Chesla holds a B.S. in physics and mathematics from Tel Aviv University.


Expertise
  The "Artificial User" Threat      Active Perimeter Network Security 
  Non-Vulnerability Based Attacks    From Vulnerable Code to Vulnerable Services & Users 
  Securely Does It    Intrusion Prevention & Expert Systems 
  Holistic IPS      Information Security 
  Smartphones And Social Media Can Be A Risky Combination       Locking Down Your Networks 
  Balancing Network Security and Business Impact       Dark Side of Convergence  
  Five Ways to Leverage Scalable ADC Solutions       Virtually Shaping Your Data Center in a Click  
  Application Delivery Over the Cloud       2012 Prediction: Radware  

 
Nir Ilani 

Nir Ilani

Director, Product Marketing, Application Delivery

Nir Ilani is Product Marketing Director at Radware where he leads the planning, positioning and go-to-market strategy of Radware's innovative Application Delivery solutions.  Mr. Ilani also heads product marketing for the company’s carrier and service provider solutions portfolio.

Mr. Ilani has diverse technological, product management and marketing experience including design, implementation and launching of large-scale application infrastructure and networking solutions. He has a solid background in working closely with US, European & Asian customers from both enterprise and carrier/telecommunication markets. His expertise extends to network infrastructure, enterprise software, virtualization, disaster recovery, application performance management, internet technologies and open-source software. Prior to his tenure at Radware, he held various leadership and managerial positions at leading hi-tech companies including Zend, Mercury (acquired by HP) and Exent.

An Internet Society (ISOC-IL) member, Mr. Ilani is frequently interviewed by the media and his views have been published in several IT and technology magazines, including InformationWeek, BusinessWeek, The New York Times, NetworkComputing, eWeek Europe, DMNews, TMC, VNUnet, CNETNews China, ZDNet.fr, Silicon.fr, bMighty.com, SCMagazine, CBR, and more. He is also a frequent speaker in technology conferences and industry events. Mr. Ilani holds a B.A. in Computer Science, a B.A. in Business Administration and an MBA with specialization in Marketing Management -- all from Tel-Aviv University.


Expertise
  Ensuring Continuous Service in the Microsoft OCS 2007 Environment      TMCnet.com Interview with Radware 
  Don't Let Valentine's Day Break Your Heart    Cost Effective Application Delivery - Today and in the Future! 
  Tolly: Talking Outside the Box      Radware Offers Tips to Ensure Network Continuity for Cyber Monday 
  Lightning Fast Application Delivery      Radware Announces New Addition to Alteon Line 
  Radware Leverages VMware Virtualization to Extend Its Application Delivery Solution for the Virtual Data Center      Radware Unveils New vAdapter Tool for Virtual Data Centres  
  For E-Commerce, Experience Rules       Cost-effective Application Delivery – Session at Interop  
  Unexpected Natural Disasters: Best Practices for Recovery      Improve Server Load Balancing 

 
Ron Meyran 

Ron Meyran

Director, Product Marketing, Security

Mr. Meyran, an industry security specialist, manages the product marketing activities of Radware's security products division. His responsibilities include: go-to-market strategy and planning; new product version visioning; analyst and media education; and the support of key project activities for worldwide customers in both the enterprise and carrier markets.
 

Prior to joining Radware as Product Manager in 2003, Mr. Meyran worked at BrightCom Technologies, where he served as Product Manager for the company's Bluetooth product line of application processors, chip and software platforms, which are designed to enable the development of smart products that can communicate over the Bluetooth wireless standard. Previously, he acted as a senior communications and security consultant for projects spanning carrier network planning to secured sites designed for financial enterprises.
 

Mr. Meyran's views have been published in several IT & security industry magazines, including CRN, Embedded Computing Design, Financial Services Technology, Government Technology, InternetNews, Processor, SC Magazine, and TMC. He is also a frequent speaker on the conference circuit and has been invited to lecture as an expert commentator. Mr. Meyran holds a B.Sc. degree in electrical engineering from Ben-Gurion University and MBA from Tel Aviv University.


Expertise
  Cyber Bad Guys Not After Big Guns Anymore      Taxpayers Beware: Cyber-Criminals Seek to Intercept IRS Filings 
  Conficker Countdown: Experts Urge Caution    Q&A: Information Security Threats and Management 
  Radware Targets Security Risks of SIP-Based VoIP Services      Financially Motivating Hacking 
  SecureIT Interview on Non-Vulnerability Threats      Challenges of Securing Applications 
  It May Be Smart But Is The Grid Safe?      3 Reasons Why Smartphone Security Is Neglected 
  Purchasing An IDS/IPS      Securing Sports Business Networks 
  Freedom of Online Speech in a Post-Wikileaks World      Remedy for South Korean DDoS Onslaught 
  Purchasing An IDS/IPS      Securing Sports Business Networks 
  EU Commission Disables Remote Email Access After Massive Malware Attack      DDoS attacks: Prevention and Mitigation 
  A Checklist for Possible Targets of DDoS Attacks      Hackers May Try to Disrupt World IPv6 Day  
  The Brainstorm - Data Security      How Secure Is IPv6?  
  Ensuring PCI Compliance Whilst Assuring Customers Credit Cards      Protecting Your Network on Cyber Monday and Beyond 
  Who Is Behind Cyberattacks on Israel’s Airline and Banks?       Security Experts Weigh in on Zappos Hack  

 
Roy Zisapel 

Roy Zisapel

Chief Executive Officer and President

Roy Zisapel is the co-founder of Radware. Since its inception in April 1997, he has served as Chief Executive Officer, President and as a Director at Radware.

Mr. Zisapel has B.Sc. Summa Cum Laude from Tel Aviv University in Computer Science and Mathematics. He has won numerous awards including International Wolf Prize for research students in 1995, He of Intelligence Corps Project of the Year in 1994 and Central Intelligence Unit Outstanding Project in 1993. He also holds several US patents in the areas of global lo balancing, network proximity, traffic redirection and multi-homing.


Expertise
  Application Fluent Networking      Application Fluent Networking 
  IT Security Trends    Technology Trends 
  Radware CEO Counting On Cloud, Not Merger      Radware CEO On Helping CIOs  

 
Nir Ilani 

Eitan Bremler

Director, Product Marketing, Virtualization & Cloud Solutions

Eitan Bremler is Director, Product Marketing at Radware responsible for the planning, positioning and go-to-market strategy of Radware's virtualization and cloud computing solutions company-wide.

Mr. Bremler has been a part of the Radware team since 2001. He has diverse technological, field engineering, product management and marketing experience including design, implementation and launching networking, application delivery and security solutions. He has a solid background in working closely with US, European & Asian customers from both enterprise and carrier/telecommunication markets. His expertise extends to networking, internet technologies, application performance management, virtualization and cloud computing technologies and networking management software.

Mr. Bremler is frequently interviewed by the media and his views and thoughts have been published in several IT & networking industry magazines, including Connected Planet, CRN, CTO Edge, Processor, Network Computing, Processor, SearchCloudComputing, TMCnet and VMblog. Mr. Bremler holds a B.A. in Business Administration from the Ono Academic College.


Expertise
  Adding Capacity To A Virtualized Infrastructure      Radware Provides Internet Stability to N.Y. Law School  
  Radware's LinkProof Multi-WAN Load Balancing Solution Offers Customers Enhanced Connectivity and Application Performance    Multi-WAN Load Balancer Increased Network Multi-Homing Abilities 
  IT Shops Want Private Cloud in Small Bites, Please      Pumping up the WAN 
   Equipping The Data Center      Secure Your Virtualized Infrastructure 
  From Physical to Virtual - Why Virtualizing the Application Delivery Control Layer is Critical      Radware and Application Delivery 
  Radware Makes ADCs Virtual      Virtualized infrastructure key to enticing enterprise to carrier cloud services 
  Government Data Center Consolidation       How To Virtualize the Data Center at the ADC Layer  

 
Roy Zisapel 

Carl Herberger

Vice President of Security Solutions

As Vice President of Security Solutions at Radware, Mr. Herberger is responsible for developing, managing, and increasing the company’s security practice in the Americas.  

Prior to his tenure at Radware, Carl served as the V.P., Information Security and Compliance at Evolve IP, a major regional East Coast Cloud Security provider. In that capacity, Mr. Herberger was instrumental in the successful start-up of a $6M+ annual revenue SMB utility-priced and delivered private cloud security offering. Mr. Herberger was responsible for all aspects of the company’s managed and professional service security offerings including P&L, marketing, pricing, delivery, technology selection and staffing. Before joining Evolve IP, Carl served as President and Co-founder of Allied InfoSecurity, Inc. – an international provider of best-of-class security consulting and technical compliance services.

Prior to his tenure at Allied InfoSecurity, Inc., Carl served as the Information Security Officer for Barclaycard US. In this role, he was responsible for the entire information security program.

From 2002 to 2006, Mr. Herberger was the senior executive in charge of the SunGard Professional Services IT Security Practice. In that role, he defined, executed, and grew the IT security professional services portfolio to one of the top-five IT security consulting organizations in the U.S. in 2005.

Prior to joining SunGard, Mr. Herberger led the global IT security and disaster recovery function for Campbell Soup Company, a Fortune 200 consumer products company. He was responsible for the global IT security strategy and implementation, and administration of a complex $50+ million multi-platform environment.

Mr. Herberger also served as a U.S. Air Force officer, with his last duty serving the Pentagon. While at the Pentagon, he evaluated computer security events affecting daily Air Force operations. He also managed critical operational intelligence for computer network attack programs to aid the National Security Council and Secretary of the Air Force with policy and budgetary defense.

Mr. Herberger holds several certifications including: CISSP, CISM, PCI QSA, PCI PA-QSA. He has developed content for leading university use, has spoken over the years at 100+ industry events and his expert views have been featured in numerous business publications including the Wall Street Journal. Mr. Herberger holds a MBA degree in Finance from Auburn University and a BS, from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.


Expertise
  The Rise of Cyber-Hacktivism and DDoS- The Weapon of Mass Cyber Disruption    The Evolution of Perimeter Defense 
  Security Strategy as Involving Attack Mitigation    Defending Against DDoS: Operation Payback & Lessons Learned 
  Stuxnet Invokes Specter of Cyberwarfare    World IPv6 Day Should Bring Surprises and Valuable Data  
  Learning from the WikiLeaks Attacks    Application White Listing Vs. Malware 
  Rising Malware Threats Rock Security World    Hackers Release DoS Attack Tool Targeting SSL Servers 
  Softpedia Exclusive Interview    Hackers With a Conscience? Ideological Attacks Complicate Cyber Defense 
  The Secret to a Good Security in 2012 Is a Comprehensive Attack Mitigation System (Exclusive)    The Battle Between Hackers and Security Experts Is Like a Chess Match (Exclusive) 
  Governments Insecure Due to ‘Massive Inherent Problems’, Expert Says (Exclusive)    Fujitsu Working on 'Good Virus' to Seek and Destroy Attacking Systems 
  Security Roundup: Anonymous Attacks DOJ, RIAA sites; Israeli-Palestinian Cyberconflict Escalates     Hackers Step Up Attacks After Megaupload Shutdown 
  Lesson Learned: ISPs & CDNs aren't enough for Anti-DDoS     Anonymous Could Lure Innocents In DDoS Attacks 
  Stock Exchanges at Center of Cyber Bull’s Eye