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Ben Desjardins

Author: Ben Desjardins

Ben Desjardins drives the development of vertical and use-case specific solutions for Radware’s Security Product Portfolio. In this role, Ben focuses extensively on the competitive landscape for anti-DDoS, WAF and anti-scraping technologies. Ben has extensive experience across a wide array of security technologies and disciplines, including DDoS, DNS, SSL, Threat/Vulnerability Management, IAM and PCI-DSS and he brings nearly two decades of marketing management experience to his work at Radware, including over 12 years focused on the information security and cyber threat arenas. Additionally, Ben has led global go-to-market efforts across many industries including retail, Ecommerce, financial services, public sector and healthcare/life sciences.

It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Cyber-Attack Season

DDoS It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Cyber-Attack Season The luring presence of large bowls of excess Halloween candy laying around my house can only mean one thing: It’s Ben Desjardins |November 09, 2016

Are you ready for the new age of attacks?

DDoS Are you ready for the new age of attacks? The unprecedented attacks launched recently against Brian Krebs’ blog (Krebs on Security) and the hosting provider OVH highlight the immense Ben Desjardins |October 13, 2016

From Underestimating to Unplugging: Government Attitudes and Strategies on Cyber Security

DDoS From Underestimating to Unplugging: Government Attitudes and Strategies on Cyber Security Many years ago when Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks were becoming a more common problem, I had a meeting Ben Desjardins |September 08, 2016

Why Online Retailers Should Be On High Alert for Cyber-Attacks

Attack Types & Vectors Why Online Retailers Should Be On High Alert for Cyber-Attacks The close of summer in the United States brings with it one of the most important online selling seasons for Ben Desjardins |August 18, 2016

Buy Me Some Peanuts and Database Hacks

Hacks Buy Me Some Peanuts and Database Hacks It’s late July and the ‘boys of summer’ are in full swing, if you’ll pardon the pun. I’m a huge Ben Desjardins |August 02, 2016

Early Attack Activity Forcing New Thinking in Healthcare IT/Security

Attack Types & Vectors Early Attack Activity Forcing New Thinking in Healthcare IT/Security Every year when we conduct our survey for the Global Application & Network Security Report, one of the more interesting Ben Desjardins |July 07, 2016

A View from the Corner Offices: New Research on C-Suite Security Mindset

Attack Types & Vectors A View from the Corner Offices: New Research on C-Suite Security Mindset The role of the modern information security executive is, in many ways, an unenviable position. The continuous pressure to protect Ben Desjardins |June 28, 2016

The Not-So Odd Couple of DDoS and WAF

DDoS The Not-So Odd Couple of DDoS and WAF As the saying goes in the real world, “necessity is the mother of invention.” However, those of us that work Ben Desjardins |June 21, 2016

“POP” Goes the Vendor that Doesn’t Separate Scrubbing Centers from Always-On Platforms

Cloud Security “POP” Goes the Vendor that Doesn’t Separate Scrubbing Centers from Always-On Platforms It seems hardly a week can pass without some cloud-based security service provider announcing the latest expansion of their cloud Ben Desjardins |June 01, 2016

Your Risk Checklist to Protect Against Online Business Cybersecurity Threats

Attack Types & Vectors Your Risk Checklist to Protect Against Online Business Cybersecurity Threats Last month, we took a look at how the transformation of businesses of all sizes and in nearly all industries Ben Desjardins |May 11, 2016

Sustained Vigilance Key for Financial Services Organizations in Light of Stable, Steady Threat Lands

Attack Types & Vectors Sustained Vigilance Key for Financial Services Organizations in Light of Stable, Steady Threat Landscape Every year when we publish our Global Application & Network Security Report, one of the most popular aspects of the Ben Desjardins |April 07, 2016

The Stages of Online Business Transformation Come With Benefits... and Risks

Attack Types & Vectors The Stages of Online Business Transformation Come With Benefits... and Risks As a father of teenaged children, I sometime marvel at the level of network-connectedness of that younger generation. It is Ben Desjardins |March 31, 2016

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