• Blocks zero-day unknown attacks with adaptive algorithms that learn normal network activity and can immediately detect network anomalies.
• Blocks known signature attacks with 1500+ attack signatures and 24/7 security updates.
• Automatically isolates attacks to prevent propagation
• Dynamic bandwidth management and end-to-end traffic shaping maintain critical application availability (Web, Mail, FTP, DNS and more) even under network attack.
• Blocks attacks without blocking legitimate user traffic. False positive rate is close to 0% (errors occur only with old devices with custom TCP stacks).
• “Hands-off” security features (minimum configuration and “maintenance-free”) through adaptive behavioral IPS capabilities.
• No modification of network settings necessary.
• Centralized management for configuration, troubleshooting and auditing, including real time threat visibility and alerts.

• Datasheet: DefensePro x02 Series [PDF] (2 ports, 100-500 Mbps)
• Datasheet: DefensePro x20 Series [PDF] (20 ports, 600 Mbps–3 Gbps)
• In the Press: Think Network Security [PDF] Federal Computer Weekly, 1105 Government Information Group
• White Paper: Winning the War on Worms [PDF]
• White Paper: Adaptive Behavioral DoS Protection [PDF]
• White Paper: Radware’s Behavioral Server Cracking Protection [PDF]
• Blog: What You Don't Want for Valentine's Day February 13, 2008

1. Your organization has a strong online business presence for which downtime and slow performance can be costly.
2. Network downtime can seriously impact your organization's productivity.
3. You need to guarantee that mission critical applications will be available even when your network is under attack.
4. Your organization currently has no strategy in place for thwarting zero-day attacks such as DoS/DDoS flood attacks (SYN Floods, UDP floods and/or other TCP and UDP attacks).
5. Your organization uses SIP-based services like VoIP, which are extremely vulnerable to security risks.
6. You have identified attempts (such as brute force attacks) by outsiders to break into your applications.
7. Your website is frequently scanned.
8. You currently have an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) in place, but would like to be able to block attacks in addition to just identifying them.
9. You are currently using an IPS/IDS tool that only blocks known (signature-based) attacks.
10. It's important that you can block attacks without blocking legitimate user traffic.
11. You are tasked with enforcing organization policy on network bandwidth and application resources (traffic shaping).
12. You require a transparent device - seamless integration into the network environment, with no modification of network settings.
13. You don't have the time or resources to "babysit" your IPS, and need a low-maintenance solution requiring minimum configuration.

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