Radware's DefensePro chosen to protect multiple datacenters in the United States
Radware® (NASDAQ: RDWR), a leading provider of application delivery and application security solutions for virtual and cloud  data centers, announced a national financial services company awarded Radware  with a multi-million dollar contact for its DefensePro®, a real-time,  behavioral based attack mitigation device.
DefensePro  employs multiple detection & mitigation modules including adaptive behavioral  analysis and challenge response technologies in addition to signature  detection. This enables the attack mitigation device to detect and mitigate  emerging network attacks in real time such as zero-minute attacks, DoS/DDoS  attacks and application misuse attacks ― all without the need for human  intervention and without blocking legitimate user traffic.
Cyber-attacks  have become extremely pervasive within the banking industry and have plagued many  of the biggest banks with Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks and data  breaches. The west-coast based financial institution reviewed the anti-DDoS  solutions of several security vendors, eventually selecting Radware to protect its  multiple data centers around the U.S., especially against SSL-based attacks.  
Due to  the evasive and encrypted nature of an SSL-based attack that leaves front line  network security tools blind to the attack, the financial services company also  incorporated Radware’s Alteon®NG in order to decrypt incoming  traffic and route it to the DefensePro. The AlteonNG provides advanced,  end-to-end local and global load balancing capabilities for all web, cloud and  mobile based applications. Both DefensePro and AlteonNG are core products of  Radware’s Attack Mitigation System (AMS). 
“Financial  institutions are on the front-lines of cyber-attacks and detecting and  mitigating these attacks with a high degree of quality and in real-time is  critical,” says Carl Herberger, vice president of security solutions for  Radware. “Realizing this, attackers are beginning to encrypt their attacks with  SSL to complicate a bank’s protection capabilities. Considering this, the  investment of deploying DefensePro with SSL protections in several of their  datacenters will help secure their networks, applications, and most of all,  customer data."
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