Ubuntu Was Hit Twice in 2026. Is Your DDoS Protection Ready? On October 8, 2026, Canonical said its websites were "under a sustained distributed denial of service attack." Within minutes, ubuntu.com, canonical.com, the Ubuntu blog, the developer portal and the Ubuntu Security API stopped responding. Jenia Vinokurov |November 11, 2026
Effective Layer 7 Mitigation Without Decryption Picture a large bank in the middle of an attack. Its online banking portal is being hammered by HTTPS requests, and the application servers are starting to strain. Yaron Kaushanski |October 28, 2026
Software Factory Journey at Radware AMS Radware AMS is a world-leading DDoS Attack Mitigation Service. Part of AMS is Cyber Controller (CC), Radware’s centralized security management platform. CC provides a single pane of glass for managing DDoS protection, mitigation policies, analytics and operations across DefensePro, FlowDetector, Alteon, and other Radware products. Idan Meir |October 27, 2026
Detecting Web DDoS Attacks Without a Learning Period Detecting attacks in encrypted traffic when no behavioral baseline exists Guy Perez & Tal Cohen |October 20, 2026
Python DDoS Attacks are Easier Than Ever: 5 Critical Defenses Most organizations still prepare for DDoS attacks as if the main problem is raw traffic volume. That is becoming a dangerous assumption. Yaron Kaushanski |August 19, 2026
Why Your CDN is No Longer a DDoS Kill-Switch For years, CDNs have been positioned as the first and sometimes only line of defense against DDoS attacks. Yaron Nachum |July 29, 2026
Why Modern Web DDoS Protection Forces a Choice Between Visibility and Control Encrypted traffic was supposed to make everything safer. In many ways, it did. Today, the majority of web traffic is protected by TLS, helping organizations secure user data and maintain privacy at scale. Eva Abergel |July 15, 2026
Application Layer DDoS in an Era Where Everything Looks Legitimate At 07:42 on a weekday morning, nothing looked wrong. Requests flowed normally. Services responded as expected. Monitoring dashboards showed green. Thirty minutes later, a public financial service supporting several million beneficiaries across EMEA was under extreme pressure from nearly 10 million encrypted requests every second. Eva Abergel |April 24, 2026
AI-Driven Prevention: The Next Evolution in DDoS Defense Discover how AI-driven prevention is reshaping DDoS defense strategies. Yaron Kaushanski |March 31, 2026
Inside AI SOC Xpert - Enhanced Security, Human-Controlled Radware’s mitigation is known for being fast and fully automated, requiring no operator intervention. While our touchless mitigation is widely recognized for its strong performance across the industry, some highly sophisticated attacks may still require SOC attention. Inbal Reuven |March 25, 2026
AI Driven DDoS Mitigation - From Detection to Autonomous Remediation At 02:17 AM, the dashboard turns red. Traffic is climbing fast. SYN rates spike. A few seconds later, HTTP requests surge. Then TLS handshakes begin to exhaust CPU. The alerts are accurate. The detection engine did its job. Itay Raviv |March 11, 2026
From manual firefighting to unified, automated Web DDoS protection Web DDoS is rarely “just” a security problem. If you run a digital business, you’ve probably seen how Layer 7 attacks show up in real life: alerts start flying, people jump into a war room, someone starts tweaking mitigations by hand, and every minute of uncertainty puts uptime, customer experience, and revenue at risk. Prakash Sinha |March 09, 2026