Securitybrief.Au Hitachi and Radware Launch AI Cloud Defense Against DDoS Attacks in Japan
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Hitachi Solutions and Radware have launched a new cloud-based service to protect organizations in Japan from a rise in distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. The Radware Cloud Application Protection Service utilizes artificial intelligence to detect and mitigate sophisticated attacks targeting business applications and APIs. Since late 2024, Japan has experienced a significant increase in DDoS activity, prompting this initiative.
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