Nikhil Taneja
Nikhil Taneja is managing director - India, SAARC & Middle East at Radware
Maximizing support for Remote Workers while protecting the cloud
Throughout the next two years, organizations will continue to shift to the cloud and increase their investments in IT infrastructure and applications, in addition to machine learning, AI and automation
How to digitally plan your way out of pandemic
C-suite executives understand that leveraging new technologies can help their companies respond more agilely as market forces change.
Top 5 cyber threats CIOs need to be aware of in APAC region
COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the security of businesses and individuals worldwide. CIOs need to be aware of emerging challenges in the APAC region.
How to choose an effective DDoS mitigation plan
There are several flavours from which to choose when selecting an effective DDoS mitigation strategy. Most enterprises opt for one of the cloud protection flavours (always-on or on-demand)
Securing public cloud in the age of remote working
Organizations need an automated mechanism to ensure business continuity, by securing their cloud environment and aligning with cloud security best practices
Top 3 business verticals most targeted by bad bots
The data sought by cybercriminals vary from one vertical to another, whether banking credentials, medical records, pricing information or confidential research, to name just a few
Excessive permissions biggest threat to cloud security
Protecting against excessive permissions, and quickly responding when those permissions are abused, becomes the foremost priority for cloud security administrators, says Radware Nikhil Taneja
Moving physical data center to cloud: Here’re key non-negotiables for cloud migration
Any journey from a physical data center to the cloud requires careful thought, education and investment in new capabilities to enable migration to the new environment.
Top 10 things to consider while securing microservices
As enterprises look to become more agile and move towards a DevOps and continuous testing, the need for microservices has grown manifolds
DDoS appliances are not going anywhere: Radware India MD Nikhil Taneja
Organizations are adopting cloud-based DDoS defences and substituting them for their old, premise-based DDoS appliances. Nonetheless, there are still a number of reasons why you might want to keep that DDoS appliance around.
