AI and User Experience The Invisible Win In 1991, Mark Weiser, one of the founding fathers of modern technology design, wrote a sentence that became one of the most quoted in the field: "The most profound technologies are those that disappear." Linoy Moallem |August 27, 2026
Agentic AI Security Why AI Identity Governance Fails Without Runtime Agent Trust An AI agent can present a valid enterprise credential, operate within an approved role and still take a dangerous action. Anirudh K |August 26, 2026
Application Security NIS2 Compliance: Understanding the Core Requirements for IT and Security Teams Cybersecurity regulations are increasingly moving beyond policies and documentation to focus on how organizations actually manage cyber risk. Jitesh Sharma |August 25, 2026
DDoS Protection 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
Application Security Part 1: Visibility Isn't the Problem Anymore. Understanding Is. It's Monday morning. You sit down with your coffee, glance at your monitoring dashboard, and everything looks healthy. CPU utilization is normal. Memory usage is well within limits. Throughput hasn't changed much overnight. Dalit Bar |August 18, 2026
API Security From Code to Runtime: Why QKS Named Radware a Leader in API Security APIs now sit at the center of digital business, connecting apps, cloud services, partners, AI-enabled experiences, and customers. That also makes them a larger and more attractive attack surface. Uri Dorot |August 14, 2026
Agentic AI Security Shadow AI: The Agentic Security Risk You Don't Know You Have For years, organizations have battled the challenge of Shadow IT: employees adopting unsanctioned applications and cloud services without IT approval. Today, a far more significant challenge is emerging - Shadow AI. Dror Zelber |August 12, 2026
Agentic AI Security The Exploitable Gap AI is making vulnerabilities easier to find and faster to weaponize. The harder problem is giving defenders the context, confidence, and control to respond at the same speed. Golan Yosef |August 11, 2026
Customers Why security teams are looking for fewer manual decisions during an attack Every year, analyst firms publish reports that help organizations understand where security markets are heading. One of the more comprehensive ones is the QKS SPARK Matrix. In the 2026 DDoS Mitigation report, Radware is recognized as a SPARK Leader. Sharon Levin |August 10, 2026
Customers Proof Over Placement Many people misunderstand the value of analyst reports. I know I did. It is easy to dismiss them as pay-to-play marketing exercises. They can look like expensive artifacts that do little to help organizations make informed decisions about the tools they invest in. Chip Witt |August 06, 2026
Agentic AI Security The New .env: Measuring Credential Leakage in AI Agent Instruction Files Developers have quietly opened a new place to hard-code their own live secrets: the Markdown files they write to steer their AI coding agents. We measured how often, which files, and why. Zvika Babo & Gabi Nakibly |August 05, 2026
Agentic AI Security Why Radware Is a Leader in AI-Powered Application Security AI has become central to application security. But the real measure of AI maturity is not whether a vendor claims to use AI. Dan Schnour |August 04, 2026