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Radware Reports Q2 Revenue of $82.3M, Exceeding Expectations
Reports Q2 revenue $82.3M, consensus $81.33M. "We delivered another strong quarter, highlighted by double-digit revenue growth, Cloud ARR exceeding $100 million, and continued momentum across our cloud security platform," said Roy Zisapel, President and Chief Executive Officer of Radware. "We continued to expand our security platform through innovation across cloud, application security, API Security, and DDoS protection, further strengthening our ability to address evolving customer requirements. We believe our expanding platform, innovation, and market position create significant opportunities for continued growth and long-term shareholder value."
Radware Partners with Dataiku to Integrate AI Security Capabilities
Radware announced a partnership with Dataiku to integrate Radware's application, AI and API security capabilities into Dataiku's platform. The combined solution is designed to enable enterprises to monitor, inspect, and help control AI-driven actions across applications, APIs, and data, addressing a growing need to secure AI systems as they move into production. The collaboration brings Radware's AI guardian agent services into AI initiatives earlier, expanding beyond traditional security budgets and creating new entry points into enterprise stakeholders, including security and risk teams. Dataiku's governance and orchestration layer gives Radware a natural entry point into the enterprise. This broadens Radware's participation in enterprise technology investments while extending Dataiku's platform with security capabilities designed for production-scale AI deployments. The combined solution is designed to give organizations greater control over how AI systems behave in production.
Radware Q1 Revenue $79.8M, Exceeds Consensus
Reports Q1 revenue $79.8M, consensus $78.72M. "We delivered a strong start to 2026, marked by solid execution across the business and sustained double-digit revenue growth," said Roy Zisapel, president and CEO of Radware. "Growth in the quarter was led by our cloud security business supported by strong momentum in our new API Protection, while our on-prem DDoS protection portfolio, led by DefensePro X, performed exceptionally well. We also saw outstanding execution in North America, reflecting the strength of our go-to-market strategy. These results demonstrate the progress we are making in executing our strategy as we scale our platform and capitalize on the growing opportunities in cloud and API security."
Radware Partners with Chief Telecom to Launch Godshield Pro
Radware announced a partnership with Chief Telecom to power Godshield Pro, a new DDoS protection service. Godshield Pro integrates Radware's AI-driven DDoS protection with Chief Telecom's local network backbone, enabling in-network mitigation while minimizing latency typically introduced by cloud-based scrubbing services.
Radware Authorizes $80M Share Buyback Plan
Radware announced that its board of directors has authorized a new plan to repurchase up to $80M of its issued and outstanding ordinary shares. The 2026 plan will expire on March 15, 2027.
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