Quadrant Knowledge Solutions announced that it has named Radware®, a leading provider of cyber security and application delivery solutions, as a 2021 technology leader in the SPARK Matrix™ analysis of the global web application firewall (WAF) market.
“With overall strong performance across the parameters of technology excellence and customer impact, Radware has been positioned a 2021 technology leader among 19 other vendors in the global WAF market,” said Ayush Patidar, analyst at Quadrant Knowledge Solutions.
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The Quadrant Knowledge Solutions SPARK Matrix provides a detailed analysis of global WAF market dynamics, major trends, the vendor landscape, and competitive positioning. The analysis also includes a ranking of the major WAF vendors in the form of the SPARK Matrix, which can be used to evaluate vendor capabilities, competitive differentiation, and market positions.
“As more web applications make their way to the cloud, they are becoming increasingly vulnerable, exposing enterprises to increased risk of data breach and financial loss,” said Sharon Trachtman, Radware’s chief business operation officer. “Ranked among the leading products in the market, our WAF solutions offer companies state-of-the-art, frictionless security — comprehensive protection that works without getting in the way of digital transformation.”
According to the research “SPARK Matrix: Web Application Firewall,” a majority of the leading WAF vendors may provide capabilities, including attack detection, attack response, management interface, analytics and reporting, and threat intelligence. However, the flexibility of deployment and the breadth and depth of functionalities may vary by different vendors’ offerings. With the continuous evolution and increasing sophistication of cyberattacks, vendors are rapidly adopting new and innovative techniques that can detect and mitigate the most complex attacks. Vendors also are adopting new strategies, such as automated attack detection and response, behavioral-based detection, among others.
Radware offers its WAF solution through its Cloud WAF Service, AppWall, Kubernetes WAF, and Alteon Integrated WAF to protect users from web application and OWASP top-10 attacks, access violations, attacks disguised behind CDNs, API manipulations, advanced HTTP attacks, brute force attacks, and other threats. The Radware WAF solution enables organizations to secure themselves against zero-day web attacks by utilizing both negative and positive security models, and minimizes total cost of ownership with unique auto policy generation technology. In addition, it offers device fingerprinting for bot-prevention, automated machine learning algorithms for API discovery and protection, and a global CDN service as an add-on. Radware’s WAF is backed by Radware’s Emergency Response Team, which provides fully managed, expert web application security services.
According to Patidar, “Radware differentiates its WAF offerings by leveraging a positive security model and auto-policy generation, built-in API discovery and security mechanisms, sophisticated bot protection with device fingerprinting, behavioral-based L7 DDoS protection, deep application analytics, and flexible deployment options.”
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