Application Protection Application Security Is Falling Behind: What Radware’s New Report Reveals Radware’s latest research, conducted with Osterman Research, paints a sobering picture of the current state of application security. Dan Schnour |June 16, 2025
Threat Intelligence Threat Intelligence 2025: The CISO’s Playbook for AI Fueled DDoS and Bot Defense AI-powered threat campaigns are now routine. Web DDoS volumes remain at record highs, and bot traffic still accounts for more than 70% of all internet activity, with many bots now capable of mimicking legitimate human behavior in real-time. Vladislav Bukin |June 12, 2025
Customers Every Pixel Counts: How a Unified Design System Improves Your Experience Cybersecurity platforms aren’t the average digital product. They’re dense with information, require quick response times, and are built around rich and dynamic interfaces. Radware Customers |June 11, 2025
Application Protection One Control, Multiple Protection - Meet Radware’s new Security Policy Templates Today, many organizations face many ongoing cyber threats, making efficient security management more critical than ever. Inbal Reuven |June 10, 2025
AI and User Experience Designing Confidence: Walkthrough Experience Making Complexity Transparent In the fast-paced world of cloud security, user experience can directly impact how quickly teams detect threats, respond to incidents, and ultimately secure their infrastructure. At Radware, where we offer advanced protection against DDoS attacks, application-layer threats, and more, the first experience our users have with Radware’s products can shape their confidence and success in configuring security protections going forward. Liora Breitman |June 05, 2025
Application Protection Fortifying the Digital Frontier: Radware’s Multi-Layered Bot Defence Strategy In the current digital landscape, enterprises face escalating challenges due to the widespread use of automated bots. These bots, ranging from simple scripts to advanced malicious programs, are employed in activities such as credential stuffing, data scraping, and orchestrated botnet attacks. Netravati Hegadi |June 04, 2025
Security Breaking Habits, Unifying Services: Our Journey to a Single Security Console Change is hard. In cybersecurity, where stability, trust, and routine are paramount, change can be even harder. But to grow, innovate, and deliver lasting value to our customers, sometimes we have to break old habits - even when those habits are deeply embedded across an organization. Tamar Barzilay |June 03, 2025
Threat Intelligence Enhancing Cybersecurity with Real-Time Telegram Claimed Attack Reports In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, staying ahead of potential threats is crucial. Radware's latest feature in their Threat Intelligence Service, the Telegram Claimed Attack Reports, offers a groundbreaking approach to threat detection and mitigation. Eva Abergel |June 02, 2025
Application Delivery Becoming an ADC MSP: The Essentials You Need to Succeed As more businesses shift their infrastructure to hybrid and multi-cloud environments, the demand for robust application delivery services is on the rise. Dror Zelber |May 29, 2025
Application Protection Financial Services in 2025: A Growing Target for Complex Cyber Threats The Financial Services Industry remains the most targeted vertical in the global threat landscape, facing sustained and evolving cyberattacks. Dan Schnour |May 28, 2025
Application Protection Adversarial AI Is Here—Is Your Bot Defense Ready? The rapid advancement in Artificial Intelligence is changing the cybersecurity landscape in more ways than one. While on one end, Bot Management vendors like Radware continue to evolve to leverage AI to automate threat detection and expedite automated incident response, the attackers continue to harness the same AI to create more intelligent, evasive, and scalable attacks. Karthik Raju |May 27, 2025
Application Protection SSRF Exposed: How a Simple Bug Can Lead to a Major Breach Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF), a part of the OWASP Top 10, is a web security vulnerability that allows an attacker to trick a server into making unintended requests. David Netanel Mashiah |May 22, 2025