Application Protection Radware AI SOC Xpert: Elevating Security Operations — A Deep Dive into Its Bot Defense Capabilities In the rapidly evolving world of cybersecurity, automation and data intelligence have become indispensable for defending digital infrastructure. Modern Security Operations Centres (SOCs) process massive volumes of data — including alerts, logs, network telemetry, and user behaviour. Managing and interpreting this information manually is time-consuming and prone to human error. Netravati Hegadi |January 07, 2026
DDoS Protection Capacity Increase For years, DDoS attacks were seen as a familiar challenge. Titles and headlines warned about them, but the approach to defense remained largely the same. That era is over. Eva Abergel |January 06, 2026
DDoS Protection The Rising Challenge of DDoS Attacks on Encrypted Traffic DoS attacks on encrypted traffic are on the rise. SSL/TLS protocols are widely adopted to secure web applications, protect user data, and ensure privacy across the internet. Simcha Stern |January 05, 2026
Application Protection Fighting AI-Driven Bots Across the Full Attack Lifecycle The bot threat landscape has fundamentally changed, with a new reality that is far more sophisticated than the simple, scripted bots of the past: AI-enhanced bots. Dhanesh Ramachandran |December 23, 2025
Application Protection From Cutting-Edge to Critical Risk: Unpacking the Cybersecurity Dangers of LLM Integration - Part 2: Defending at the Inline Edge In Part 1, we explored how integrating large language models (LLMs) into business applications creates new and often misunderstood security exposures - from prompt injection and data leakage to brand impersonation and compliance risks. Rotem Elharar |December 16, 2025
Threat Intelligence 2026 Cybersecurity Forecast: Six Expert Predictions Worth Paying Attention To As we roll toward 2026, we asked a few of Radware’s sharpest minds to weigh in on what’s on the horizon for cybersecurity next year. Radware |December 15, 2025
Threat Intelligence Was it Aisuru? The reality of DDoS Attack Attribution Right now, Aisuru dominates the headlines due to several record-breaking attacks being attributed to it. As a result, any DDoS incident above 1 Tbps inevitably prompts the same question: “Was it Aisuru?” Pascal Geenens |December 10, 2025
Threat Intelligence Synthetic Vulnerabilities: Why AI-Generated Code is a Potential Structural Security Crisis Recent studies show a rapid rise in AI-assisted development: in 2024-2025, between 25% and 35% of newly written code in large organizations is already influenced or partially generated by LLMs. Ori Meidan |December 09, 2025
Application Protection The UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: A New Era of National Resilience The United Kingdom is entering a new phase in its cybersecurity strategy with the introduction of the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill (CSRB). Building on existing frameworks such as the NIS Regulations, the Telecoms Security Act, GDPR, and sector specific obligations, CSRB represents an evolution in how the UK defines and enforces cyber resilience. Dan Schnour |December 03, 2025
Security Why Attackers Know Your Network Better Than You Do In today’s hyperconnected world, the uncomfortable truth is that attackers often understand your network better than your own team. This is not because defenders lack skill or resources. Eva Abergel |December 02, 2025
DDoS Protection Resilience in Action: How a Bank Faced a 1 Tbps DDoS Attack and Felt Nothing When a global bank became the target of a 1 terabit per second DDoS attack, the stakes could not have been higher. Financial institutions operate in an environment where uptime is non-negotiable. Eva Abergel |November 26, 2025
Application Protection Preparing for the Quantum Future: Why Post-Quantum Cryptography Matters For decades, our digital world has relied on cryptographic systems like RSA and ECC to secure communications, authenticate users, and protect sensitive data. Isabela Korner |November 25, 2025