Radware news stories

Radware has released its 2022 State of API Security report, which shows a rise in APIs, with 92% of the organisations surveyed significantly or somewhat increasing their usage.

The cybersecurity threat landscape in the first quarter of 2022 represented a mixed bag of old enemies and new foes. New actors dominated the DDoS threat landscape while application security faced tried-and-true attack vectors.

“OneSecure’s collaboration with Radware aims to strengthen the existing Webyith defacement solution with added application and API protection capabilities."

Radware has made a million-dollar deal with a leading, multinational eCommerce company, expanding its existing relationship with the customer.

National Telecom Public Company (NT) has chosen Radware to strengthen the cyber defences of its international telecommunications infrastructure.

At a time when digital transformation has become central to business, even the most important applications come with a ‘use-by’ date.

“We recognise the growing opportunities in the public cloud security market and are planning to capitalise on them."

“It is a reflection of our ability to innovate in key areas, such as automated API discovery, bot management, and behavioural-based ML algorithms."

Malware perils lurk in all directions, with DDoS attacks high on the danger list. In fact, early this year, Microsoft disclosed the largest DDoS attack ever recorded at 3.47Tbps.

Entelar has signed a distributor agreement with cyber security and application delivery solutions provider Radware.

A new threat advisory from Radware details a resurgence of OpsBedil operations, which first made an appearance in 2021.

Radware has introduced a new API-based security architecture solution to help reduce latency and improve security.

"Supporting new technologies, while overcoming the significant rise in DDoS attack intensity, requires an advanced scrubbing platform."

"Bad actors are getting smarter, more organised, and more targeted in pursuing their objectives whether that be for money, fame, or a political cause."

Radware has announced the acquisition of business from SecurityDAM, which is its DDoS scrubbing centres provider.

Organisations worldwide would be safer automating their cloud applications – because hackers do just that, says Radware.

While open banking benefits banks, fintechs, and consumers, its promise to deliver innovative services and spur competition does not come without security cautions.

Cybercrime flourished in 2021, and there are no signs that it will slow down in 2022. There are several factors behind this high-confidence prediction.

Data breaches and cyber-attacks are not singular events. They are an ongoing process with multiple steps.

Radware’s director of threat intelligence, Pascal Geenens, says in the first nine months of 2021 there were more blocked attacks than there were in the entirety of 2020.

"The impact of phantom flood attacks should not be underestimated. They can cause major disruption to the customer experience when they go undetected."

While 5G communications delivers benefits for communication service providers (CSPs), the new technology also presents challenges in security and cost.

Today we speak to Radware's head of research, Daniel Smith, to discuss the DragonForce threat group.

Radware’s North America vice president Bob Simpson says that there has been a rapid shift to cloud - and more sophisticated cyber attacks to go with it.