Ca.Finance.Yahoo Radware Secures 7-Year DDoS Protection Deal with Major Cloud Provider
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- •Radware has signed a seven-year DDoS protection agreement with a major cloud provider.
- •The deal follows a competitive evaluation of 10 vendors, highlighting Radware's performance advantages.
- •Radware's DefensePro X380 will enhance DDoS mitigation capacity and scalability.
Radware announced a seven-year agreement with a major global cloud provider to enhance its DDoS protection infrastructure. This decision follows a competitive evaluation of approximately 10 vendors, focusing on increasing mitigation capacity and performance while reducing costs. Radware's DefensePro X380 and related technologies will be implemented to modernize the cloud provider's security measures. The agreement aims to address the growing demands of sophisticated DDoS attacks and ensure scalability for future requirements. Radware's CEO emphasized the importance of performance and flexibility in their DDoS protection technology. The deal is expected to improve centralized security management and adapt to evolving operational needs.
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