Media Coverage

The Fast Mode covers Radware’s new Agent Trust Management solution and the emerging challenge of determining which AI agents businesses can trust. The article highlights Radware’s approach to capturing agent intent, continuously assessing trust and applying granular permissions to help ...

The Fast Mode

September 30, 2026

Enterprise Security Tech examines the security implications of autonomous OpenAI agents interacting with RubyGems and the risk that malicious activity could be mistaken for legitimate AI testing. Pascal Geenens, vice president of threat intelligence at Radware, discusses why SOC teams should fully ...

Enterprise Security Tech

September 16, 2026

TechStrong TV features Radware’s Dror Selber in a segment examining the risks organizations face as AI agents move into production environments. The discussion highlights the security and governance challenges created when autonomous agents gain access to enterprise applications, data and systems.

TechStrong TV

September 11, 2026

CTech examines Radware research showing Israel was the world’s most targeted country for hacktivist DDoS attacks in the first half of 2026, as geopolitical conflict increasingly extended into the cyber domain. Ron Meyran, vice president of cyber intelligence at Radware, discusses the widening gap ...

CTech by Calcalist

September 9, 2026

SiliconANGLE reports on findings from Radware’s H1 2026 Global Threat Analysis Report, including a 110.6% increase in web DDoS attacks, a rapidly shrinking vulnerability patch window and growing risks from AI agents and APIs. Pascal Geenens, vice president of threat intelligence at Radware, ...

SiliconANGLE

September 9, 2026

Cybersecurity Insiders examines how the LiteLLM compromise underscores growing software supply-chain risks as organizations adopt AI tools, open-source software and automated workflows. Pascal Geenens discusses how autonomous coding agents can amplify supply-chain attacks by automatically importing ...

Cybersecurity Insiders

September 6, 2026

Geopolitical tensions are increasingly spilling into the cyber domain, with DDoS attacks becoming a common form of retaliatory hacktivism. Radware research highlights how quickly hacktivist DDoS activity can follow military escalation and other geopolitical events.

Security Boulevard

August 20, 2026

Iran-linked hackers gained access to operational technology at U.S. water and wastewater utilities but caused relatively little disruption. Read what Pascal Geenens, vice president of threat intelligence at Radware, has to say about the attacks and what they may signal about Iran’s intentions.

Data Breach Today

August 19, 2026