Radware, publicly owned and headquartered in Israel, was founded in 1997 and employs approximately 1,470 individuals. The company specializes in computer and network security, providing application delivery and cyber security solutions for virtual, cloud, and software-defined data centers.
On February 20, 2026, Radware warned of a sharp rise in distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks and malicious application traffic in 2025, reporting that network-layer DDoS volumes increased 168.2% year-on-year while web DDoS rose 101.4%, according to its latest global threat analysis. Earlier on February 20, Bell Cyber and Radware expanded their AI-driven cloud-delivered security services, integrating Radware’s AI-based application security with Bell Cyber’s fully managed security operations. This combined offering aims to protect web applications, APIs, and infrastructure from automated abuse, bot traffic, account takeovers, and DDoS attacks. Previously, on February 19, Radware’s 2026 Global Cyber Threat Report identified Israel as the world’s most geopolitically targeted country for cyberattacks, noting nearly daily politically motivated attacks against Israeli organizations. The report also highlighted the application layer as cybersecurity’s primary battleground, with malicious web application and API transactions surging 128% year-on-year in 2025 as attackers increasingly targeted digital business logic, APIs, and revenue-generating platforms.
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