Media Coverage

AI is fundamentally changing the cyber threat landscape by enabling less sophisticated attackers to launch more advanced and scalable attacks. Arik Atar examines how generative AI is accelerating cybercrime, reshaping attacker behavior, and what organizations must do to adapt their defenses.

AI Journal

June 23, 2026

AI Xploit Shield uses AI-generated virtual patches to protect web applications and APIs while organizations test and deploy software fixes. Radware takes a "protect first, patch safely" approach that benefits the customer.

Help Net Security

June 16, 2026

Radware’s VP, Threat Intelligence, Pascal Geenens discusses the HTTP/2 Bomb vulnerability, explaining the exploit, patch availability, and Radware’s perspective on attacker activity and the practical risk to organizations.

Dark Reading

June 15, 2026

Radware threat intelligence shares insights into cybercriminal activity surrounding major global sporting events and provides guidance for security leaders preparing for increased cyber risk ahead of the World Cup.

Security Magazine

May 21, 2026

Radware featured in the Innovator Spotlight series, highlighting the company's approach to application security, DDoS protection, API security, and AI-driven cybersecurity innovation.

Cyber Defense Magazine

May 14, 2026

Radware threat researchers demonstrated ways to use indirection prompt injection (IPI) to compromise the connectors used by OpenAI's ChatGPT to link to third-party services

Dark Reading

April 23, 2026

Telecom Reseller spoke with Radware’s Chip Witt on AI security risk, focusing on the operational and governance blind spots organizations face as AI adoption accelerates.

Telecom Reseller

April 21, 2026

Large Language Models (LLMs) are being used by AI assistants, introducing new risks, especially if the systems behind them aren’t protected adequately.

Health News

April 17, 2026