Radware and Oncore Cloud Services Join Forces to Help Organizations Protect their Cloud Assets
Radware (NASDAQ: RDWR) has partnered with Toronto-based Oncore Cloud Services to enhance cloud security for enterprise and public sector organizations. Oncore will resell Radware's cloud security portfolio, focusing on the Cloud Native Protector designed to secure cloud migrations. This collaboration aims to prevent compliance violations and cyber threats while facilitating agile and flexible cloud environments. Key offerings include integrated web application security and DDoS protection, bolstering organizations' defenses against malicious activities.
- Partnership with Oncore expands Radware's market reach in cloud security.
- Cloud Native Protector enhances security for cloud migrations and addresses compliance issues.
- Comprehensive security portfolio includes DDoS protection and API security.
- Focus on enterprise and public sector organizations aligns with increasing demand for cloud security solutions.
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Oncore resells Radware’s cloud security portfolio, including its Cloud Native Protector
MAHWAH, N.J., and TORONTO, Dec. 07, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Radware®, (NASDAQ: RDWR) a leading provider of cyber security and application delivery solutions, and Toronto-based Oncore Cloud Services, a professional service provider and Radware Premier Partner, announced they are teaming up to help enterprise and public sector organizations secure their cloud migrations and protect their cloud assets.
Oncore is reselling Radware’s cloud security portfolio, with a focus on Radware’s Cloud Native Protector. The portfolio provides Oncore with a comprehensive cybersecurity platform that spans private hosted and public cloud environments. In addition to its Cloud Native Protector, Radware’s portfolio includes Web Application and API Protection (WAAP), consisting of an integrated web application firewall, API security, and BOT management services. The portfolio also offers DDoS protection for network security. Radware’s security portfolio integrates natively with Oncore’s Cloud Adjacent Platform.
“Our goal is to help organizations jumpstart their digital outcomes without compromising on security, governance, or compliance controls,” said Adam Kupsta, Oncore’s CEO. “We accomplish this by delivering our Cloud Adjacent Method and Platform alongside the Radware-powered Cloud Native Protector and cloud security solutions.”
The Oncore Cloud Adjacency Method and Platform represent a curated suite of professional and managed services that help organizations naturally extend established methods, governance, security, and applications natively into their public cloud environments. Radware's Cloud Native Protector prevents compliance violations, cloud security misconfigurations, excessive permissions, and malicious cloud activity by using multi-layer defenses that cover the overall security posture of the cloud and threats to individual workloads.
“For many organizations, agility and flexibility are the primary drivers behind their digital strategy and migration to the cloud — all too often, however, at the cost of securing their environment. Radware’s cloud security gives organizations visibility and control over their cloud-hosted assets along with the ability to monitor and automatically block malicious activity,” said Bob Simpson, vice president of North American sales at Radware. “Together with Oncore, we are committed to helping organizations quickly secure transition and residence in the cloud with minimal risk and maximum results.”
About Oncore Cloud Services
Oncore is a leading provider of digital transformation focused professional and managed infrastructure services. Headquartered in Toronto, Canada, it empowers compliant verticals, including financial/insurance services, telecommunication, media/entertainment, healthcare, and the public sector, to adopt de-risked cloud and digital infrastructure services through pragmatic, sustainable, industry proven transformation strategies. Oncore’s managed services remove complexity from cloud interconnection and integration while enabling strategic digital infrastructure and Radware cybersecurity services in-line with the overall cloud data path. For more information, please visit Oncore’s website.
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