Radware's DefensePro To Offer Increased Immunity For Data Centres
Cyber crime has increasingly shifted toward attacks on the data centre from the original target of individual end-users, which has generated demand for enhanced data centre protection.
Radware, a provider of integrated application delivery solutions for business-smart networking, has announced the release of its new line of DefensePro products, based on Radware's OnDemand Switch platform series, designed to meet next-generation data centre needs. This combination provides customers with advanced performance delivering network inspection speeds of over 12 Gbps, easy upgrade path as network bandwidth grows and reduced security investment and operations management costs - all while protecting data centres against emerging attacks.
Cybercrime has increasingly shifted toward attacks on the data centre from the original target of individual end-users. This movement has generated demand for enhanced network and next-generation data centre protection.
By leveraging Radware's new DefensePro products, customers gain a real-time intrusion prevention system (IPS) and Denial of Service (DoS) protection device - to protect data centre assets against existing and emerging threats, including authentication defeat, information theft and both low and high volume DoS attacks. On these new platforms, DefensePro continues to deliver its behavioural-based technology that automatically, generates real-time signatures. This technology prevents zero-minute and non-vulnerability-based threats, which have the potential to misappropriate service without vulnerability. The new DefensePro product line achieves this without blocking legitimate user traffic and without the need for human intervention.

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