Company Overview

Radware Ltd. is a publicly traded cybersecurity company specializing in application security and delivery solutions, with a primary focus on protecting digital infrastructures from cyber threats. The company operates within the cybersecurity, cloud security, and application delivery industries, providing software and cloud-based solutions that safeguard web, mobile, and cloud applications. Radware’s core offerings address distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, application-layer threats, bot management, and secure application delivery.

The company generates revenue primarily through the sale of application protection services, DDoS mitigation solutions, and application delivery controllers, offered via both appliance-based and cloud-based models. Radware serves enterprises, service providers, and government organizations across multiple sectors, including finance, telecommunications, healthcare, and e-commerce. Founded in 1997, Radware evolved from a networking infrastructure company into a security-focused provider as cyber threats intensified, expanding its portfolio through internal development and selective acquisitions to emphasize cloud-native and AI-driven security capabilities.

Business Operations

Radware’s operations are organized around two primary business segments: Application Security and Application Delivery and Network Security. The Application Security segment includes cloud-based DDoS protection, web application firewall (WAF) services, bot management, and API security, which are delivered through subscription-based and managed service models. The Application Delivery and Network Security segment provides hardware and virtual appliances that optimize application performance and ensure network resilience.

The company operates globally, with a combination of direct sales, channel partners, and managed security service providers. Radware controls proprietary security technologies that leverage behavioral analysis and machine learning to detect and mitigate threats in real time. Key subsidiaries include Radware Inc. (United States) and multiple wholly owned international entities that support sales, research and development, and customer operations. Radware does not rely on large-scale joint ventures but maintains technology and distribution partnerships to extend its market reach.

Strategic Position & Investments

Radware’s strategic direction emphasizes growth in cloud-delivered security services and subscription-based recurring revenue. The company has invested significantly in enhancing its cloud security platform, expanding global scrubbing center capacity, and integrating artificial intelligence into threat detection and response. These initiatives are designed to align with enterprise migration to cloud and hybrid IT environments.

The company has pursued targeted acquisitions to strengthen its application security portfolio, most notably the acquisition of Flowmon Networks, which expanded Radware’s network visibility and threat detection capabilities. Radware continues to invest in emerging areas such as API security, automated threat intelligence, and zero-trust-aligned application protection, positioning itself as a specialized provider in the broader cybersecurity market.

Geographic Footprint

Radware is headquartered in Israel, with significant operational and commercial presence in North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region. The company maintains offices and research and development centers in Israel and the United States, while sales and support teams operate across multiple continents to serve a global customer base.

Its solutions are deployed in data centers and cloud environments worldwide, supported by a network of global scrubbing centers that provide low-latency DDoS mitigation services. Radware’s international footprint enables it to serve multinational enterprises and service providers while maintaining influence in key cybersecurity markets globally.

Leadership & Governance

Radware’s leadership team combines long-tenured executives with experience in cybersecurity, networking, and global enterprise technology. The company emphasizes a strategic vision centered on innovation, operational discipline, and customer-centric security solutions, guided by a board of directors with experience in technology, finance, and corporate governance.

Key executives include:

• Roy Zisapel – President and Chief Executive Officer
• Nir Zukerman – Chief Financial Officer
• Ron Meyran – Chief Marketing Officer
• Inbar Lasser-Raab – Chief Human Resources Officer
• Ofer Schreiber – Chief Information Officer

The leadership philosophy focuses on long-term value creation through technological differentiation, disciplined investment, and expansion of recurring revenue streams while maintaining strong governance standards as a U.S.-listed public company.