Crime pays for Radware as cyber-attacks increase in US
New York
THE spate of cyber-attacks that rocked US companies in 2014 came at just the right time for Tel Aviv-based Radware Ltd, which spent the last three years doubling its US sales force.
Radware's technology, used by customers such as Verizon Communications Inc and Hewlett-Packard Co, acts like a traffic cop in computer networks, routing tasks to make sure applications run smoothly and quickly. The company has adapted its products to cloud-based software, which lets information be stored online instead of on a local computer, and incorporated cyberse…
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