Your Favorite Posts of 2013 By Radware December 30, 2013 2329 Here’s a roundup of our most-read posts of 2013. We thought it’d be interesting to look back on a year’s worth of blogs and see what garnered the most attention. So here are the top five posts - Thanks to our readers, partners, customers, and team members for another great year.We look forward to a smart, success-filled and secure 2014. Cheers! 5 Ways to Improve Your Network Infrastructure’s Performance Yaron Azerual (June 2013) Learn about the five improvements you can make to yield more “good-put” (good net payload throughput) out of your same network.Latency: 4 Ways You Can Fight Back and Accelerate Your Applications Joshua Bixby (April 2013) What are the real-world implications of latency on application performance? Find out what latency is, its impact on page load, and how you can fight back.ERT ALERT: Cyber-attack Against U.S. Based Websites on May 7th - 4 Attack Methods to Expect Yaniv Balmas (April 2013) A preview of what to expect #OPUSA, a cyber-attack that was planned against U.S. based websites.Can Your Firewall and IPS Block DDoS Attacks? Ronen Kenig (May 2013) Here’s why organizations should not count on their firewall and IPS when it comes to mitigating DDoS attacks.18 Questions (and Answers) About Google, Site Speed, and SEO Tammy Everts (July 2013)A whole bunch of questions cropped up following the announcement from Google that pages that load slowly on mobile devices will be penalized in mobile search. We have some answers for you. ** What would you like to read more about in 2014? Let us know in the comment section or reach out to us at socialmedia@radware.com ** Radware Related Articles Application Protection The Synergy of Container Security Solutions and WAAP: Why 1 + 1 = 3 In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, containerization has become a cornerstone of modern application development and deployment. Containers offer unparalleled flexibility, scalability, and efficiency, making them an essential tool for organizations embracing DevOps practices and cloud-native architectures. Tomer Rozentzvaig |December 27, 2024 Application Protection The Business Impact of Bot Attacks: KPIs that matter to Leaders in the current Digital Ecosystem Over the past decade or so, there has been a significant increase in automated bot traffic that has completely reshaped the existing digital landscape. Today, studies estimate that more than half of the traffic is generated by bots. Karthik Raju |September 19, 2025 Threat Intelligence Radware’s H1 Global Threat Analysis: The Rising Tide of Cyberthreats in 2025 The first half of 2025 marked a decisive escalation in the sophistication, scale, and persistence of digital threats. Across nearly every attack vector monitored by Radware, cyberthreat activity intensified, led by surges in Web DDoS attacks, application-layer exploitation, hacktivist campaigns, and the aggressive proliferation of bad bots. Pascal Geenens |August 11, 2025
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