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Unveils 4G Solar Camera, eNVR, Smart Hybrid camera and PT Solutions Hikvision India has participated in the 2nd edition of the Security and Fire Expo (SAFE) West India (9-11 May, 2024) in Mumbai to showcase cutting edge AIoT technology enabled products and solutions. The second edition of SAFE West India was organized successfully in the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai. The SAFE West India has brought together internationally renowned exhibitors, consultants, industry experts and visitors from the public sector onto a single platform. Hikvision India has premiered its advanced security products and solutions at the event. The latest trending technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics and IoT Security Tech are on display for the visitors. While commenting about being at the Security and Fire Expo, Ashish P. Dhakan, MD & CEO, Prama Hikvision India Private Limited said, “We are participating in the Security and Fire Expo (SAFE) West India with a great spirit to connect with the esteemed end-users and valuable partners. The timing of the event is perfect to introduce 4G solar camera, eNVR, Smart Hybrid camera and PT solutions. We cordially invite security industry specific visitors, esteemed partners, public sector representatives and experts to visit our stall and check out the product demonstrations.” He further added, “Hikvision India is showcasing latest technological innovations in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics Technologies. We unveiled the latest products and solutions in the video security, access control, intrusion alarm, inspection and perimeter security segments. we have also introduced mobile robot products, machine vision products and logistic vision solutions.” The key highlights of the technologies and solutions were on display at Hikvision India booth. It included AI cameras, Smart Hybrid camera, ColorVu, Thermal and AcuSense cameras, audio sensor, eDVR and eNVR. The myriad product categories on display were access control, command and control, Hikcentral, intelligent traffic management system (ITMS), video door phone (VDP) and security inspection products. The other products, included AXPRO, AX-Hybrid PRO series alarm system, energy solutions, thermal solutions, commercial display, professional transmission solution, and smart storage solutions. The Security and Fire Expo – West India event organized a unique two-day technical seminar. On the first day there was a partner session by Gagan Lamba, Vice President, Enterprise Verticals, Prama Hikvision India Private Limited based on the theme ‘From Incremental to Incredible: Onward Odyssey of AIoT Technology & Future Roadmap’. It was followed by a panel discussion on the theme ‘Key Role Played by Next-Gen Tech in Industrial Security.’ Rajesh Palkar, Vice President, Government Consultant Business, Prama Hikvision India Private Limited, shared highly valuable insights in the panel discussion. Hikvision India booth displayed advanced security solutions across product categories and conducted various fringe programs, including quiz contests to engage the visitors. The SAFE West India Expo concluded successfully with good footfall from the relevant visitors, end-users and security professional community.

Synology recently announced new ActiveProtect appliances, a purpose-built data protection lineup that combines centralized management with a highly scalable architecture for best-in-class ease of use. “The launch of ActiveProtect reflects Synology’s unceasing commitment to empowering our users with the tools to manage their most valuable asset – data,” said Philip Wong, Chairman and CEO of Synology, “In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, businesses face unprecedented challenges in safeguarding their data. With the new ActiveProtect offering, we aim to empower organizations of all sizes to address cybersecurity challenges head-on.” ActiveProtect centralizes organization-wide data protection policies, tasks, and appliances to offer a unified management and control plane. Comprehensive coverage for endpoints, servers, hypervisors, storage systems, databases, and Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace services dramatically reduce IT blind spots and the necessity of operating multiple data protection solutions. “Organizations are tasked with maintaining overly complex and costly data protection strategies, and we aim to solve all the challenges at once with ActiveProtect,” stated Jia-Yu Liu, Executive Vice President at Synology, “ActiveProtect is the culmination of extensive research, development, and experience working with our customers. We are confident in delivering a solution that will exceed modern businesses’ expectations.” Easy to deploy and manage IT teams can quickly deploy ActiveProtect appliances in minutes and create comprehensive data protection plans via global policies using a centralized console. From implementing immutability and air gapping policies to performing recovery procedures, ActiveProtect is designed to be intuitive, significantly reducing operational overhead. Scalable for any organization Each ActiveProtect appliance can operate in standalone or cluster-managed modes. Storage capacity can be tiered with Synology NAS/ SAN storage solutions, C2 Object Storage, and other ActiveProtect appliances in the cluster. Additionally, existing Synology Active Backup for Business deployments are manageable from the unified interface, providing high deployment flexibility. Fast and efficient Purpose-built ActiveProtect appliances leverage incremental backups with source-side, global, and cross-site deduplication to ensure fast backups and replication with minimal bandwidth usage. ActiveProtect is up to 7 times faster at backing up with a typical deduplication ratio of over 2:1, significantly reducing operating costs.

Business intelligence can provide additional data to help improve efficiency and gain customer loyalty by tailoring the shopping or service experience as per the customer’s expectations. These Business Intelligence insights are applicable to myriad application scenarios, including banks, ATMs, retail stores, malls, clubs, hotels, entertainment plazas, multiplexes, gaming arenas, casinos, hotels, health spas and gymnasiums, etc. One can always count on the business intelligence insights provided by AI Analytics based on Video Security Camera’s video data feeds. Banking Insights: Banking and security have always gone hand in hand. Now, with the introduction of smart AI solutions, banks can do even more to protect people and assets. First, AI-enabled video can provide a clear view of ATMs, helping to reduce potential risks. In addition, it also helps to monitor, detect and alert the command center. Smart video also helps banks know their customers better, providing optimal customer experience. With ‘people-counting’ features to show the flow and volume of customers, and visibility of ‘hotspots’ where most foot traffic flows, banks can create optimal layouts for every branch. All these things help banks manage their branches effectively and easily. Additionally, AI helps banks to improve the security of its day-to-day operations, helping them to build greater trust with customers and increase their competitive advantage. Retail Insights: Robust edge analytics are included with Hikvision cameras to enhance system productivity. These standard analytics coupled with Hikvision retail analytics such as queue monitoring, people counting, slip & trips, heat mapping, and POS integrations, Hikvision Digital Signage, Automated Staff time and attendance, ensure efficient operations. Club & Hotel Metrics: Business Intelligence solutions for clubs and hotels with the help of Hikvision Analytics allow them to make informed business decisions. With insights such as customer preferences, clubs and hotels can optimize their operations, enhance customer experiences, and stay ahead of the competition. Gymnasium Metrics: Business Intelligence data and insights in the Gymnasium’s scenario is a very helpful tool to understand the customers and their needs. Hikvision AI-powered video technology has the advanced edge analytics, they are embedded with Hikvision cameras to enhance system productivity. These standard analytics are queue monitoring, people counting, slip & trips, heat mapping. The other solutions like POS Integrations, Hikvision Digital Signage, Automated Staff Time and Attendance, ensure efficient operations. Hikvision has a wide selection of security cameras, access control and intercom systems, and DVRs/ NVRs featuring advanced analytics that enhance business intelligence, offer greater functionality, and improve security. These analytics are fueled by sophisticated Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning algorithms that enable functional solutions to everyday business challenges.

The client functions as a prominent producer of phosphate fertilizers in Sub-Saharan Africa. They began mining phosphate rock in the early 1960s and started producing phosphoric acid in the late 1980s. Their extensive industrial facility, located in Senegal, includes various sites such as Mining, an Acid Plant, a Fertilizer site, and a power plant. They mainly export their phosphoric acid to India and distribute their fertilizer products within West Africa and globally. Requirements The client had a pressing requirement to connect multiple sites and consolidate them using a single communication platform. Additionally, they were in search of a hybrid communication solution that could support both modern and traditional networks. Their needs can be outlined as follows: Solution Matrix, collaborating with Bintech, developed a Hybrid Communication solution tailored for this industrial leader. The solution had to address the challenge of linking remote locations while also leveraging the existing traditional networks preferred by the industry. While there was an opportunity to modernize through VoIP connectivity, analog terminals were also essential components of the solution. The Matrix solution includes: Results The Hybrid Communication solution effectively integrated disparate sites onto a common communication platform, utilizing both contemporary and conventional networks. Moreover, it enhanced communication through a range of features. The solution delivered: By combining contemporary and conventional networks, the Matrix solution distinguishes itself for its effectiveness, efficiency, distinctiveness, and readiness for the future.

The day-long proceedings of the CAPSI Governing Council Meeting witnessed active participation from Council members who expressed their unwavering support for Kunwar Vikram Singh’s leadership and vision for the development of the private security industry in India The Central Association of Private Security Industry (CAPSI) is delighted to announce the re-election of Kunwar Vikram Singh as its Chairman during the recent meeting of the Governing Council, held at PHD House, New Delhi. The decision was reached unanimously by the members present at the meeting, including representatives from 22 State chapters. The day-long proceedings witnessed active participation from Council members who expressed their unwavering support for Kunwar Vikram Singh’s leadership and vision for the development of the private security industry in India. Recognizing his successful tenure and remarkable achievements, the Governing Council reaffirmed their trust in his ability to guide CAPSI towards continuous growth and excellence. The Chairman felt overwhelmed on his re-election, and extended his gratitude to the Council by saying –“Friends, I am overwhelmed! I thank you very much for once again posing your confidence in me. We have come a long way and accomplished a lot. But we have yet to go a long way. We have a new mission in hand to cultivate a National Security Culture. In fostering it, we are committed to creating a supportive atmosphere that nurtures growth. It is important to create a culture of security within organizations. This means promoting a mindset where security is not treated as an afterthought, but incorporated into every aspect of our work processes. It involves regularly assessing and updating security measures, training employees on security protocols, and fostering a proactive approach to identifying and addressing vulnerabilities. It is crucial to remember that security is an ongoing process. It’s not a one-time job but something that requires continuous attention and adaptation.  In addition to the re-election, the Governing Council made a significant decision to support the National Citizens Security Culture initiative. CAPSI recognizes the importance of creating a strong sense of national security among citizens, promoting awareness, and fostering a culture of safety and security. By aligning with the National Citizens Security Culture campaign, CAPSI aims to play a pivotal role in making India a safer and more secure nation for all. Furthermore, the Governing Council unanimously endorsed the ‘Stay Alert – Stay Secure’ program. This collaborative endeavor strives to educate individuals, businesses, and organizations about proactive measures to enhance security and prevent untoward incidents. CAPSI, under the leadership of Kunwar Vikram Singh, is committed to actively propagating this campaign and ensuring its successful implementation across the private security industry. The prominent dignitaries who addressed the Governing Council Meeting included Lt General Ashok Shivane (Retd.) – Strategic Advisor to the Chairman CAPSI; Bhagwan Shankar IAS (Retd.) – Advisor, CAPSI; Maj General Raju Chauhan –Advisor, CAPSI; Mahesh Sharma – Secretary General, CAPSI; V V Katti, National President –CAPSI; Anil Puri, National Vice President, CAPSI; Sudhir Bhasin, National Vice President, CAPSI; Anil Dhawan, National Vice President, CAPSI; D P Singh, Adv –President, CAPSI Bihar Chapter, and Brig Baldev Singh amongst others.

‘Emerging Opportunities for Security Products Industry in Heightened Risk Scenario’ As a key advocate for Atma Nirbhar Bharat in the surveillance industry, Sparsh CCTV, a Technological Virtuoso, was a prominent presence at the seminar on ‘Emerging Opportunities for the Security Products Industry in a Heightened Risk Scenario,’ organized by ELCINA. This role reaffirmed Sparsh CCTV’s dedication to designing and manufacturing in Bharat. India is evolving at an unprecedented rate, necessitating the advancement of policies that promote local manufacturing and reduce dependence on neighboring nations. Sparsh CCTV has consistently been at the forefront of technological innovation and thought leadership, actively engaging in discussions to promote best practices in the security and surveillance industry. Promoting this initiative, Sparsh CCTV showcased their comprehensive range of STQC certified products at their booth, captivating visitors with their advanced security solutions. The display not only highlighted the technical excellence and reliability of their products but also underscored their commitment to quality and innovation in the surveillance industry. Attendees were impressed by the cutting-edge features and the robust performance of Sparsh CCTV’s offerings, making the booth a focal point of interest and engagement at the event. Sanjeev Sehgal, MD and CEO of Sparsh CCTV, delivered the keynote address, discussing the recent PPO and CRO initiatives and their transformative impact on the industry. He emphasized how these measures are crucial steps towards enhancing national security and protecting against cyber threats and data leakage. The session continued with a panel discussion, also moderated by Mr. Sehgal. He had an engaging conversation with Ms. Asha Nangia, Scientist G and Group Coordinator, Ministry of Electronics & IT (MeitY), about the policymakers’ considerations while drafting the PPO and CRO for CCTV cameras with ER for Cyber Security and its potential to boost domestic manufacturing. The discussion was followed by a query to A.V. Murlidharan, Director General of GeM, regarding policy implementation on the GeM platform and its benefits to the industry. The dynamic panel discussion concluded with insights from Ms. Aurosmita Kabiraj, Scientist D & Joint Director Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), on implementing the additional ER requirements in BIS, and Ms. Rashmi Bhangale, Assistant Vice President & Head PMO at Jio Platforms Ltd, on aligning Reliance’s CCTV infrastructure with the new policy. Summing up the session, Mr. Sehgal commended MeitY for enforcing this much-welcomed policy, which boosts domestic manufacturers. ELCINA’s seminar served as a catalyst for meaningful dialogue and collaboration within the electronics industry and among key stakeholders, paving the way for greater innovation and growth opportunities for domestic manufacturers. As a leading security and surveillance partner,  Sparsh CCTV remains committed to driving positive change and shaping the future of the surveillance industry in India by being the first Indian company to be fully compliant with the policy across its entire product range.

Vicon Industries, an industry-leading global supplier of end-to-end security solutions since 1967, has increased its commitment to the Indian market this year. Following their launch in the region in January 2023, Vicon has inaugurated a dedicated sales unit, complemented by an immersive experience center in Viman Nagar, Pune. This strategic move underscores Vicon’s commitment to providing personalized service and support, ensuring that customers have access to hands-on demonstrations and expert guidance. A Legacy of Excellence With a legacy spanning over half a century, Vicon brings unparalleled expertise and reliability to integrators and end-users around the globe – and now, in India. In that time, Vicon has seen the security industry go from analogue to digital, from physical to electronic, and from reactive to proactive. Today, Vicon’s focus is on developing end-to-end security solutions that perform when it matters most, building a range of products and solutions designed to meet the evolving needs of the industry. Throughout these changes, Vicon has been at the forefront of innovation, developing new products and services that have helped shape the industry, from the first pan-tilt-zoom cameras to the first analogue matrix switching systems that paved the way for the video management systems used across our entire industry today. NDAA Compliance Across the Board In an era marked by heightened concerns over data security and regulatory compliance, Vicon ensures that its entire portfolio adheres to NDAA compliance –a U.S. legislation which mirrors the Indian government’s ban on the use of certain Chinese-made technology for government projects in 2020. This dedication to rigorous standards underscores Vicon’s commitment to ethical business practices, solidifying its position as a trusted partner in security solutions by governments around the globe. A Single Source, Open Platform Vicon’s single-source, end-to-end approach provides all the necessary components to build a security system, including VMS, access control, intelligent cameras, and servers, all from one place, ensuring seamless integration and limited downtime. Vicon thoroughly tests and quality controls all its products before shipping, to meet customers’ expectations. In the rare event of an issue, only one contact is needed for support, removing the hassle of dealing with multiple suppliers. For those wanting to mix and match their system, Vicon maintains an open platform – all their cameras comply with ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum)  standards, ensuring compatibility with other VMS or previously installed cameras, provided those are also ONVIF-compliant. The value of the flexibility offered by an open platform is significant. It allows customers to build the system to precise specifications, shop across manufacturers for the best price, and easily expand the system over time. Features like automatic discovery and configuration of new devices by their VMS, Valerus, prove particularly valuable, saving time and money by streamlining the installation at every step. Valerus VMS: A Comprehensive Solution Central to Vicon’s holistic approach is Valerus, a fully-fledged Video Management System (VMS). Equipped with both web and desktop clients, Valerus empowers users with seamless control and monitoring capabilities, ensuring maximum efficiency and peace of mind. In addition to monitoring cameras, Valerus allows you to monitor video, access control, ANPR, and server status from one interface–simplifying the process for operators and providing a comprehensive view of the system on a single screen. By centralising platforms, users can set rules based on various factors such as doors, locks, line crosses, loitering, crowds, and number plate recognition. This frees the end-user to respond to issues before they escalate. Driving Growth in India Gaurav Taywade, Director of Operations at Vicon, asserted, “India’s rapid growth presents a myriad of challenges and opportunities, particularly in the realm of security. With Vicon’s entry into the market, we are poised to meet the evolving needs of Indian businesses and individuals. Our state-of-the-art solutions, backed by decades of experience, position us as the ideal partner for navigating the complexities of today’s security landscape.”

Gaurav RanadeCTO, RAH Infotech The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into cybersecurity has sparked intense debate and speculation in recent years. On one hand, there’s the promise of AI revolutionizing defense capabilities, while on the other, concerns about its potential pitfalls loom large. As businesses grapple with the daunting task of safeguarding their digital assets against a myriad of cyber threats while staying in line with the AI adoption trend, the question arises – does AI complicate or simplify cybersecurity? To unravel this conundrum, we must first understand the intricate interplay between AI and cybersecurity, and how these two realms intersect to shape the future of digital defense. Join us as we delve into the profound impact of AI and its potential to revolutionize the cybersecurity landscape. The Promise of AI for Cybersecurity The advantages of AI in cybersecurity are manifold, offering a paradigm shift from traditional systems. While 53% of organizations are in the early stages of AI adoption, 93% of security leaders anticipate its transformative impact within five years, with 89% actively pursuing AI projects. This growing adoption highlights the advantage AI offers for cybersecurity. Here are a few ways AI revolutionizes cybersecurity: Machine Learning Advantage At the heart of AI lies machine learning (ML), enabling systems to autonomously learn from past experiences without human intervention. As developers continuously refine ML capabilities, AI evolves to anticipate and counter future threats, akin to human learning but without the constraints of time-consuming input. Enhanced Pattern Recognition ML, complemented by human training, empowers AI to discern meaningful patterns within vast datasets, minimizing false positives and focusing human operators’ attention on critical issues. This mitigates the common challenge of alert fatigue, where operators risk oversight amidst an inundation of unnecessary alerts. Automation of Laborious Tasks AI automates labor-intensive tasks such as event monitoring and analysis, enhancing the efficiency and efficacy of cybersecurity operations. By relieving human operators of mundane tasks, AI allows them to focus on strategic decision-making and threat mitigation. Closing the Workforce Gap The integration of AI addresses the 2023 projected shortfall of 3.5 million cybersecurity professionals. AI-powered tools like endpoint detection and response (EDR) and security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) bolster defense capabilities, bridging workforce gaps and fortifying resilience against evolving threats. Future Reshaping Looking ahead, AI’s integration is poised to further reshape cybersecurity landscapes. According to an IDC report, By 2026, 85% of enterprises are expected to leverage AI, ML, and pattern recognition to augment human expertise, enhancing productivity and foresight amidst evolving threats. Complexities in AI-driven Cybersecurity While the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) holds immense promise in cybersecurity, it also presents a myriad of challenges and risks. Here’s a closer look at the complexities involved: Data Privacy Concerns The adoption of AI in cybersecurity necessitates access to large datasets, raising significant data privacy concerns. As AI systems require extensive data for training and analysis, organizations must navigate governance complexities to ensure compliance with privacy regulations and mitigate associated risks. Reliability and Accuracy Ensuring the reliability and accuracy of AI-driven cybersecurity systems is paramount. These systems are susceptible to false positives and negatives, which can undermine their effectiveness. Robust data preparation processes play a crucial role in enhancing reliability and accuracy, mitigating risks associated with data poisoning and algorithmic biases. Transparency Challenges The lack of transparency in AI systems poses a significant challenge for cybersecurity experts. Without clear insights into how AI arrives at specific decisions, validating and understanding these decisions becomes difficult. Addressing transparency challenges is essential to foster trust and confidence in AI-driven cybersecurity solutions. Bias Mitigation Bias, both in training data and algorithms, represents a critical concern in AI-driven cybersecurity. Biased data and algorithms can lead to skewed outcomes and undermine the fairness and effectiveness of cybersecurity systems. Mitigating bias through comprehensive data collection, preprocessing, and algorithmic adjustments is essential to ensure the integrity and equity of AI-driven cybersecurity solutions. In conclusion, the role of AI in cybersecurity is both promising and precarious. While it offers unprecedented potential to fortify defense mechanisms and combat evolving threats, its integration demands a delicate balance. By acknowledging the complexities and embracing best practices, organizations can unlock the transformative capabilities of AI, navigating the intricate cybersecurity landscape with resilience and foresight. In this interplay between innovation and risk, strategic implementation becomes the linchpin for success, propelling organizations towards greater security and readiness in a dynamic digital ecosystem. *Views expressed in the article are solely of the Author

Jaspal SharmaTechnical Director – India & Middle East Radware Understanding HTTP DDoS Attacks An HTTP DDoS attack is a type of denial-of-service attack where the attacker aims to make a website or web service unavailable to its intended users by overwhelming the target with a flood of HTTP requests. These attacks exploit the stateful nature of the HTTP protocol, consuming server resources and bandwidth to the point where legitimate requests cannot be processed. Unlike other DDoS attacks that rely on volumetric tactics to saturate the network layer, HTTP DDoS attacks are more insidious. They typically require fewer resources from the attacker, making them not only cost-effective but also harder to detect and mitigate. Attackers often use compromised web servers and botnets to launch such attacks, further complicating the identification of malicious traffic. Understanding HTTP DDoS Attacks & Radware’s Mitigation Strategies In the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks remain one of the most pervasive and damaging types of cyberattacks. Among these, HTTP DDoS attacks specifically target the layer at which web applications operate, making them both sophisticated and challenging to mitigate. With over a decade of experience in the cybersecurity industry, Radware has established itself as a leader in providing cutting-edge solutions to protect against such threats. This article aims to educate the market on HTTP DDoS attacks and demonstrate how Radware’s innovative products offer robust protection and mitigation strategies. The Threat Landscape The threat landscape for HTTP DDoS attacks is constantly expanding, with attackers continually developing new techniques to evade detection. Some common methods include using HTTP GET or POST requests to consume server resources, leveraging malformed HTTP headers to confuse web applications, and employing slowloris attacks that open and maintain multiple connections to the server without closing them, eventually exhausting server resources. These attacks can have devastating effects on businesses, including service disruption, loss of customer trust, and significant financial losses. The need for effective mitigation strategies has never been more critical. Radware’s Mitigation Solutions Radware’s approach to mitigating HTTP DDoS attacks is multifaceted, combining advanced detection techniques with proactive mitigation strategies. At the core of Radware’s solutions is the DefensePro product line, which includes real-time, behavioural-based detection capabilities that can accurately distinguish between legitimate traffic and DDoS attacks. Detection and Mitigation Radware’s DefensePro utilizes advanced algorithms and machine learning to analyze traffic patterns and identify anomalies that may indicate an HTTP DDoS attack. Once an attack is detected, DefensePro immediately initiates mitigation strategies tailored to the specific characteristics of the attack. This ensures that legitimate traffic is not impacted, maintaining service availability and performance. Behavioural-Based Analysis Unlike traditional DDoS mitigation solutions that rely on predefined thresholds and signatures, Radware’s solutions use behavioural-based analysis to dynamically adapt to changing attack patterns. This allows for the detection of sophisticated, multi-vector attacks that might otherwise go unnoticed. Cloud DDoS Protection In addition to on-premises solutions, Radware also offers cloud-based DDoS protection services. Radware’s Cloud DDoS Protection Service provides scalable, elastic DDoS mitigation capabilities, ideal for businesses that operate significant online services. This service leverages global scrubbing centres to absorb and mitigate attack traffic, redirecting only clean traffic to the customer’s infrastructure. Integrated Application & Network Security Radware’s solutions are designed to provide comprehensive protection across both application and network layers. This integrated approach ensures that businesses are protected against a wide range of cyber threats, from volumetric network attacks to sophisticated application-layer attacks. Best Practices for HTTP DDoS Protection While Radware’s products offer robust protection against HTTP DDoS attacks, it’s essential for businesses to adopt a proactive security posture. Some best practices include: Conclusion HTTP DDoS attacks represent a significant threat to businesses operating online. However, with Radware’s cutting-edge detection and mitigation solutions, organizations can protect themselves against these attacks, ensuring their services remain available and secure. By combining advanced technology with best practices in cybersecurity, Radware empowers businesses to stay one step ahead of cyber threats. In the face of an ever-changing cyber threat landscape, Radware’s commitment to innovation and excellence in cybersecurity offers businesses the assurance they need to operate confidently in the digital world.