Jul 11, 2002 : Korean Telcos Deploy Radware Solutions

📅 July 11, 2002 - Application switching solution provider Radware (radware.com) announced on Wednesday that three prominent Korean telecommunication companies have installed its Web Server Director (WSD) with SynApps Architecture to provide traffic management and security.

Among the companies now optimizing and securing their networks with Radware's solution are Hanaro, Thrunet and DACOM.
Radware says its Application Security Module protects networks from over 450 varieties of malicious attacks, including the work of the Nimda and Code Red viruses.
The real-time attack protection, says Radware, along with the Application Switch II platform's performance, work to provide return on investment through eliminating expensive downtime costs.
"In less than three weeks after installing WSD with SynApps Architecture, users reported the key benefit of their return on investment: the prevention of malicious attacks and expensive downtime costs," said YY Chung, Managing Director, Radware Korea.

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