Radware (NASDAQ; RDWR) the leading provider of intelligent Application Switching (IAS), ensuring availability, performance and the integrity of networked applications across the enterprise, announced today that FireProof has been named Product of the Year in the Security category by Network Computing Asia.
Radware FireProof guarantees the full availability, complete redundancy and highest performance of firewalls, Virtual Private Networks and intrusion detection tools, while extending real-time application security and Denial of Service (DoS) protection to prevent malicious signature and debilitating network service attacks. FireProof’s active intrusion prevention detects and thwarts in Gigabit speed more than 1000 attack signatures, safeguarding mission critical resources. FireProof received Network Computing’s gold award, garnering more than sixty percent of the votes of products in the security category, with the product’s Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection receiving special mention by Network Computing judges.
In their review, Network Computing observed:
"Radware's Fireproof won this category with users highlighting its easy implementation and good network interface. The product incorporates Radware's SynApps Architecture that tracks the status of network such as routers, servers and firewalls and uses the information to coordinate DoS mitigation efforts, traffic redirection, health monitoring and bandwidth management. This is done in an ASIC switch to maintain high throughput levels. DoS and DDoS protection is enabled by simply configuring FireProof and turning on the Application Security module that protects critical network resources. Neatly packaged in a 1-U form factor, Fireproof also supports 100 static NAT hosts and 30 different IP ranges under dynamic NAT."
“Radware is pleased to be recognized by Network Computing Asia. This award once again validates that our security application switching solution continues to set the industry benchmark in high performance intrusion prevention and DoS protection,” said Sharon Trachtman, VP Marketing at Radware.
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, Content Inspection Director (CID), 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
About Network Computing Asia
Network Computing Asia is a technical resource for enterprise network managers. NC Asia's 15,000 circulation targets MIS managers, IT Specialists, System Engineers, and Systems Integrators in the ASEAN region and Hong Kong. CMP Asia (http://www.cmpasia.com) also publishes Asia Computer Weekly (ACW) - for general IT news in Asia, teledotcom asia - for telco business and technology issues, and Intelligent Enterprise (IE) Asia - for non-IT savvy senior managers who want to leverage technology in their business. Our content resource site at http://www.cmpnetasia.com provides daily updates and research links.
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