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Israeli media giant Mako, selects cyber-security firm Radware to defend against large-scale hacktivist attacks, bolstering its commitment to innovative and adaptable security measures.

Cybersecurity firm Radware clinches a contract to deliver advanced DDoS protection to an unmentioned Asian tax authority, in an aim to uphold national economic interests and fortify tech infrastructure.

Cybersecurity firm Radware introduces a new Bot Manager to proactively mitigate advanced bot attacks whilst ensuring genuine user experience.

Cybersecurity provider, Radware, expands its security services portfolio with the launch of Load Balancer as a Service and an enhanced Cloud Network Analytics Service.

RAI Amsterdam boosts its security with Cisco and Radware's technology solution, enhancing the network safety of the venue and its annual 1.5 million visitors.

Radware's 2024 threat analysis shows a worrying 171% increase in malicious web activity, driven by escalating Layer 7 Web DDoS attacks.

Radware's new business model offers innovative network and application security services to MSSPs, providing fresh revenue streams and business growth opportunities.

NOS ramps up cybersecurity by deepening its partnership with Radware, investing in enhanced DDoS protection and managed security services.

Appdome has upgraded its MOBILEBot Defense product to offer full portability to any web application firewall (WAF), lowering costs for brands while enhancing defence against over 100 mobile attack vectors.

Radware, a renowned cybersecurity and application delivery provider, has secured a multimillion-pound deal to expand its partnership with a leading global telecom company.

Cloud services have revolutionised the way organisations manage and deploy their workloads, offering unparalleled flexibility, scalability, and cost-efficiency.

Feenix Communications will resell Radware's cyber security solutions, bolstering NZ networks with top-tier protective measures.

Radware partners with Wipro to enhance and expedite network and application security for a major North American airport.

Threat intelligence expert Pascal Geenen says artificial intelligence is making it easier for criminals to access the tools of the trade.

Radware study reveals firms face up to $6,130 per minute costs due to DDoS attacks, with increasing application and API attacks.

Generative AI tools in the wrong hands are a serious threat, which is why their use must be regulated properly.

Radware has revamped its Cybersecurity Partner Program to enhance services for managed security service providers (MSSPs).

As organisations increasingly adopt cloud services and support remote work on various devices, identity as a perimeter adapts to secure access from anywhere.

Given the shrinking cybersecurity talent pool and surge in cyberattacks, organisations must adjust their approach to managing their cybersecurity programs.

The partnership will provide application and network security for organisations in NZ, including those in banking, transport, health, and the public sector.