Radware Announces DoS Shield – a New SynApps Architecture Module


MAHWAH, NJ February 12, 2002 02:00 PM
Radware (NASDAQ; RDWR) the leading provider of intelligent Application Switching, ensuring control, performance and the integrity of networked applications across the enterprise is pleased to announce the release of a new SynApps Architecture module - DoS Shield.

High profile organizations are exposed to malicious DoS (Denial of Service) attacks on a daily basis. Such organizations, which are generally connected to the Internet via high capacity links, require a flexible solution to defend their networks from attacks, without degrading the high level of service provided on the networks' sites. Radware's DoS Shield module is designed to answer these needs.

Radware's new security module provides organizations with extensive DoS detection and protection capabilities while maintaining high network throughput, sustaining Gigabit throughput. Using an advanced sampling algorithm, Radware's DoS Shield detects when active attacks begin to consume large amounts of the network's bandwidth, and immediately block them. Legitimate traffic proceeds normally.

"On a too frequent basis, high-profile organizations and enterprises are susceptible to denial of service attacks (DoS). Any delay in network availability can be a costly proposition for the company and its current and potential partners for doing business," said Zeus Kerravala, Director, Yankee Group. "Threats to the network need to be fended off with the ultimate goal of differentiating legitimate traffic and permitting that traffic to get through while quashing that harmful traffic before it even gets to the network. An innovate answer is one that will protect and not degrade any of the network resources performance."

"There is no other solution available in today's market that provides this level of protection against DoS attacks, while sustaining such a high throughput," said Amir Peles, Chief Technology Officer, Radware. "A real-time detection and protection scheme, coupled with the powerful computing capabilities of the Application Switch II platform provides maximum security at maximum speed."

About Radware's SynApps Architecture

SynApps Architecture is the only solution available that enables comprehensive and scalable networked service management by combining health monitoring, traffic redirection, bandwidth management, application security and DoS protection in a powerful ASIC-based switch platform. Combined, these elements ensure availability, control, security and optimization of application performance at every point across users' networks.

About Radware

Radware is dedicated to providing Intelligent Application Switching, guaranteeing the best operation and servicing of IP applications and enterprise traffic across the Internet. Radware aligns application needs with the network infrastructure to seamlessly allocate resources, optimize application operations and extend security, ensuring the integrity of critical business processes.

Radware's solutions address the needs of corporate enterprises, service providers, and e-commerce business through one or more of our award winning products including: Web Server Director (WSD), Cache Server Director (CSD), FireProof, LinkProof, Peer Director, CertainT 100. Our comprehensive suite of products service end-to-end application operations, providing robust and scalable network traffic assurance. Get certain, from click to content, across your network -- with Radware. For more information, please visit us at www.radware.com

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