Radware Ltd. (NASDAQ:RDWR) announced an expanded partnership with Bell Cyber to deliver AI-driven, cloud-based security services combining web application protection, API security, and bot mitigation. The collaboration aims to address growing cyber threats for Canadian and U.S. organizations. Radware also authorized an $80 million share repurchase program through March 2027. The stock closed 5.80% higher at $27.92, though technical indicators show mixed momentum with bearish MACD pressure despite neutral RSI levels.

Radware reported record Q4 2025 revenue of $80.2 million (10% YoY growth) and full-year revenue of $301.9 million. Cloud ARR reached $95.2 million (23% YoY growth) approaching the $100 million milestone. Non-GAAP diluted EPS improved to $0.32 in Q4 and $1.15 for the full year. The company strengthened its cloud security platform with new API security and agentic-AI protection capabilities.

Radware announced its Agentic AI Protection Solution, an industry-first security platform designed to protect autonomous AI agents from emerging threats. The solution uses behavioral analysis to defend against prompt injection attacks, tool abuse, and unauthorized data access. The launch follows Radware's discovery of ZombieAgent, a critical zero-click indirect prompt injection vulnerability affecting agentic AI environments.

Radware's North America partner channel director Tim Nielsen was recognized on CRN's 2026 Channel Chiefs list for his leadership in transforming Radware's partner ecosystem. Under his tenure, Radware has achieved over 200% growth in partner-led new business pipeline and established strategic alliances representing $40 billion in cybersecurity revenue, with 100% of new customer acquisitions flowing through the channel.

Skyhawk Security announced that Channel Director Jennifer Duman has been named to CRN's 2026 Channel Chiefs list. Since joining in 2025, Duman has transformed Skyhawk's channel strategy, growing the partner community by over 60% and increasing partner-led revenue by more than 400% through automation and operational improvements.

Radware has completed its acquisition of Pynt, an API security testing company, to strengthen its API security offerings. The deal adds pre-production API security testing capabilities to Radware's existing runtime protection and posture management solutions, enabling customers to identify and remediate API security risks earlier in the development lifecycle. The acquisition is not expected to have a material impact on Radware's 2026 financial results, and key Pynt employees, including founders, have joined Radware.

Radware has doubled its global cloud security service network mitigation capacity from 15 Tbps to 30 Tbps by upgrading all centers with DefensePro® X. The company reported an 85% increase in network DDoS attacks in H1 2025 and expanded its global network to 65 cloud security centers across new locations including Colombia, Peru, India, and Singapore.

Radware reported Q3 2024 results with 13% year-over-year revenue growth to $69.5 million, driven by cloud security expansion and DefensePro X adoption. Cloud ARR grew 15% to $71.6 million with record new customer additions. The company achieved $7.2 million in operating income and $0.23 non-GAAP EPS, more than triple the prior year. Management expects Q4 revenue between $71-72 million and plans increased investment in sales, marketing, and R&D to accelerate cloud security growth.

Radware announced a significant multi-year customer agreement with a leading global SaaS enterprise software company to deploy its DefensePro DDoS mitigation solution. The customer, which had experienced DDoS attacks ranging from 30 Gbps to over 600 Gbps, selected Radware for its superior scalability, automation capabilities, and flexible deployment options compared to its previous vendor.

Radware reported strong Q3 2025 performance with 8% year-over-year revenue growth, driven by cloud security demand. The company saw 28% revenue growth in North America, accelerated cloud ARR growth, and continued investment in AI-powered security solutions.

Radware announced its 2025 Annual General Meeting scheduled for December 22, 2025, in Mahwah, NJ. The meeting will cover director elections, compensation policy renewal, and auditor reappointment.

Hitachi Solutions and Radware are launching a cloud-based service to defend against evolving web DDoS attacks using AI-powered algorithms, in response to increasing cybersecurity threats in Japan.