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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.

Radware and Spark NZ have signed a partnership agreement to offer application and network security services in New Zealand.

Radware, a provider of cyber security and application delivery solutions, has released its first half of the 2023 Global Threat Analysis Report.

Rotter, an Israeli media business, has expanded its Radware cyber security and application delivery solutions portfolio.

Carpet bombing is one of those destructive techniques that has become a major concern for enterprises and service providers worldwide.

A new generation of aggressive, layer 7 (L7), HTTPS Flood attacks, also known as Web DDoS Tsunami attacks, is disrupting the market.

With the rise of Kubernetes as the de facto standard for container orchestration, many security solutions have emerged.

Radware, a provider of cyber security and application delivery solutions, has officially introduced a new cloud web DDoS protection solution.

The solution helps prevent nefarious bots from bypassing defences to gain unlawful access to native Android and iOS mobile applications.

Report ranks top 15 most active political and religious hacktivist groups, showing a rise in hacktivism since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

According to Radware cybersecurity advisory, DragonForce Malaysia has returned for the third year with operations targeting Israel, known as OpsPetir.

Adrian Crawley has been named as the new Regional Vice President of Sales for EMEA at Zero Trust Segmentation firm, Illumio.

Radware, a provider of cybersecurity and application delivery solutions, has announced that it is the winner of two 2023 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards.

Multiple Muslim hacktivists have targeted Australian infrastructure and private organisations following a controversial fashion show, according to Radware.

Attackers continue to find new ways to flood target networks with massive-scale attacks that have grown exponentially and crossed the terabit attack rate.

The addition of the new Israeli centre follows the rollout of facilities in Australia, Canada, Chile, Italy, New Zealand, Taiwan, and the United Arab Emirates.

Pro-Russian hacktivists have moved beyond the basic denial-of-service scripts and crowdsourced attacks to more advanced and potent techniques.

For complete visibility and control, the suite combines the company’s best-of-breed application protection solutions in one platform.

The DefensePro X lineup offers five new hardware platforms and one virtual platform with a wide range of DDoS protections.