Application Delivery Why Citrix NetScaler Customers Are Making the Switch—and Why Now is the Time to Act The recent transformation at Citrix—marked by multiple layoffs, product focus shifts, and aggressive licensing changes—has left many NetScaler customers and partners reevaluating their ADC strategies. Prakash Sinha |May 14, 2025
Application Delivery Hybrid ADC Deployment: Combining the Power of Software and Hardware for Optimal Application Delivery In today’s digital transformation world, businesses are increasingly adopting hybrid architectures to gain the best of both agility and control. Dror Zelber |May 13, 2025
Application Delivery Turbocharging Your Applications: How ADCs Accelerate Application Performance In today's digital landscape, application performance is paramount. Users expect fast, reliable, and secure access to web applications, and businesses must meet these expectations to stay competitive. Isabela Korner |May 07, 2025
Application Delivery How Radware's Signature categorization helps customers balance performance vs security for Signature protection In today's cybersecurity landscape, organizations are witnessing a significant surge in application-layer (Layer 7) attacks (HTTP DDoS Attacks on API-Based Applications: A Growing Threat). Nithin Rudraswamy |May 06, 2025
Application Protection The Alarming Rise of Bot Traffic Reshaping the Holiday Shopping Landscape E-retail businesses usually operate under the assumption that their platforms primarily serve human customers, with bot traffic representing a minority. Dhanesh Ramachandran |April 30, 2025
Threat Intelligence Cyber Assault on Vietnam: Inside the 2025 Attacks by Anonymous VNLBN In 2025, Vietnam became the focal point of an aggressive cyber campaign launched by an emerging hacktivist group operating under the alias Anonymous VNLBN. Pascal Geenens |April 29, 2025
Application Protection Radware Mobile SDK: Strengthening Security with Advanced Bot Protection With the rapid advancement of technology, particularly in artificial intelligence, bots have evolved at an unprecedented pace. Modern bots, including AI-powered ones, are no longer limited to basic automated tasks; they now possess the ability to mimic human behaviour with remarkable precision. Netravati Hegadi |April 15, 2025
Application Protection API Protection Is Not Just About Security – It’s a Business Risk APIs are the backbone of modern digital services, enabling seamless integrations, automation, and user experiences. However, as APIs become more critical, they also become prime targets for cybercriminals. Jeremie Ohayon |April 10, 2025
Service Providers Why Leading ISPs Are Replacing Arbor with Radware for DDoS Protection In an age where digital resilience is paramount, choosing the right DDoS protection solution is no longer optional—it’s essential. For organizations relying on robust, scalable security, Radware is emerging as the preferred alternative to legacy systems like Arbor (NETSCOUT). Prakash Sinha |April 09, 2025
DDoS Protection Leveraging Cloud DDoS Protection with MSPs and Carriers to Strengthen Security and Expand Business DDoS attacks are more sophisticated and damaging than ever, posing a significant threat to service providers and their customers. Carriers and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) face a growing challenge: how to provide robust, scalable, and cost-effective DDoS protection - not just for their networks, but as a service they can resell to their customers. Azri Smolarchik |April 08, 2025
Threat Intelligence Radware Study: Analysis of Over 26,000 Web Forum Threads Reveals Cyber Threats to Financial Services The cybersecurity landscape is witnessing a significant transformation with threat actors adopting increasingly sophisticated approaches to bypass security measures. In 2024, Radware’s research team conducted extensive analysis on 46 deep-web hacker forums and over 26,000 threat actors’ forum threads. Arik Atar |April 07, 2025
Threat Intelligence Hacktivism Unveiled Q1 2025: How Hacktivists Zeroed In on the US During the first quarter of 2025, hacktivist activity saw a distinct shift in focus, with the United States emerging as the most targeted country globally. According to collected claims from known hacktivist groups, the U.S. alone accounted for 13.5% of all observed distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks between January 1 and March 31. Pascal Geenens |April 04, 2025