Radware® (NASDAQ: RDWR), a leading provider of cyber security and
application delivery solutions, today introduced a new evolution of
its Radware Bot Manager, now equipped with AI-based protections.
Designed to prioritize the end user experience and meet the needs
of enterprise security teams, it proactively and surgically
mitigates a new generation of aggressive AI-driven, human-like bots
without blocking legitimate users.
“The newest edition of our Radware Bot Manager is primed to
fight AI with AI,” said Gabi Malka, Radware’s chief operating
officer. “Generative AI tools are being used by hackers to create
and debug never-before-seen scripts in minutes and then launch bot
attacks that mimic legitimate human traffic to evade detection.
Radware Bot Manager is designed to automatically defend against
these sophisticated attacks, protecting the end user experience and
assisting in reducing costly business impacts, including customer
churn, low conversion rates, fines, and lost revenues.”
The high-volume AI-driven bot attacks are overloading
application infrastructures by circumventing standard bot
management solutions that rely on predefined and known signatures,
CAPTCHAs, and rate limiting for defense. Today, nearly a third of
internet traffic is made up of bad bots that are used to scrape
website content without permission, steal data, take over accounts,
poach user credentials, and commit fraud and other malicious
activities.
To provide comprehensive application security, Radware’s
automated AI-based Bot Manager takes a proactive three-pronged
approach to protection. This includes:
- Preemptive protection: Preemptively blocks unwanted IPs and
identities, automatically preventing noise and garbage bot traffic
from reaching applications by using Radware’s proprietary
technology. This includes Radware’s one-of-a-kind AI-based
Correlation Engine, iOS and Android device attestation for mobile
apps, and new advanced behind-the-scenes identity challenges for
web applications.
- Behavioral-based detection: Uses AI- and intent-based detection
algorithms to detect zero-day bot scripts, human-like bots, and
sophisticated distributed attacks. New product features
automatically and accurately detect IP and ID Rotators, HTTP Header
Anomalies, CAPTCHA Farms, and Distributed Traffic Anomalies.
- Advanced mitigation: Offers a wide array of mitigation options,
including CAPTCHA-less crypto challenges based on blockchain
algorithms and new AI-based, real-time signature generation for
highly accurate and granular protection.
Radware Bot Manager is part of the company’s Cloud Application
Protection Service, which offers a one-stop-shop for comprehensive,
agnostic application protection. The service also includes the
company’s leading web application firewall, as well as API,
client-side, and application-layer DDoS protection. Combining
end-to-end automation, behavioral-based detection, and 24/7 managed
services, the solution is designed to offer organizations the
highest level of application protection with the lowest level of
false positives.
Radware has received numerous awards for its application and
network security solutions. Industry analysts such as Aite-Novarica
Group, Forrester Research, Gartner, GigaOm, KuppingerCole, and
Quadrant Knowledge Solutions continue to recognize Radware as a
market leader in cyber security.
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for physical, cloud, and software defined data centers. Its
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