The scalability of the solution is good. I would rate Radware Bot Manager an eight out of ten because things have changed and there are other companies now.
I rate Radware Bot Manager eight out of 10. It's essential to prevent anyone from obtaining information from your company in an automated way. If an attacker creates an automatic engine and you do not contain it, this can allow them to extract information from your site. With that, they can modify your information. Bot Manager covers this very well. At the same time, Bot Manager needs to shorten the time to detect attacks, and the SDK needs to be improved. My main advice is to conduct a thorough learning process. This process is critical to making the tool more efficient and maintaining close contact with the development team to find and detect valid requests. While using this solution, I've learned that the use of automated processes is increasing and changing. While all of these engines help contain automated processes, they may not have malicious activity in the code injection aspect, as the WAF does. All these automatic processes have a lot of potential to affect your site, and Bot Manager can handle them easily. It is crucial to maintain a tool that has an updated intelligence engine that detects new events and contains them efficiently.
Team Lead at a media company with 51-200 employees
Real User
Jul 14, 2023
What I would say to someone who wants an anti-fraud solution but isn’t considering Bot Manager is that I don't think there is a valuable solution other than Bot Manager available. I would definitely recommend it, and Radware would be the first one I would recommend them to look at.
Cloud Security Engineer at a financial services firm with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Top 20
Apr 24, 2023
To someone who wants an anti-fraud solution but isn’t considering Bot Manager, I'd say that it really comes out of visibility in the tool. In our case, we can show the metrics of our typical website application usage and then the significant decrease in traffic after the Bot Manager service. There was a significant decrease in traffic that was not just bots. That was not related to any type of customer. We filtered it down to just what our core customer usage is, and having that data helps a lot because otherwise, you just make assumptions that all those connections 24/7 are legitimate usage patterns, but they're not. So, it has a lot of value. I'd definitely recommend utilizing such a service, whether it's Radware or anyone else. It definitely provides a lot of business value. You cut down on all of that noise and traffic and protect your resources from malicious traffic. It's definitely worth the time and effort. Our experience with Bot Manager has been very good. It served the reason we bought it, and it's doing its job from a scalability, performance, and reliability perspective. Overall, I'd rate it a 10 out of 10.
Cloud Engineering Lead at a aerospace/defense firm with 51-200 employees
Real User
Mar 17, 2023
I give the solution a nine out of ten. We had an existing relationship with Radware for the web application firewall, and our security team had this requirement, so we began to use Radware Bot Manager. We are in one location and we receive hundreds of thousands of web traffic daily from Latin America and the United States. Radware Bot Manager does not require any maintenance. I suggest researching the other leaders in the market to compare prices and features, but I am personally very satisfied with Radware Bot Manager, so I would not switch. People should understand the different types of bots and how threats can be mitigated. My advice would be to gain a technical understanding of these threats and how the solution is used to secure our environment work so that we are not overwhelmed by concepts that we do not understand. We should document our cell phones against bot threats to gain a better understanding of how the solution provides value to our organization.
Just that they've been great during transitions, like when we've had to move servers. Excellent support. They're very tenacious about getting problems solved, even when it means digging deep.
Radware Bot Manager protects websites, mobile apps, and APIs from malicious bot attacks and AI-driven threats in real-time. It uses a multi-layered, AI-powered approach –preemptive protection, behavioral-based detection, and real-time advanced mitigation – to distinguish between human users, legitimate bots, malicious bots, AI-driven traffic such as AI crawlers and AI agents, and mitigate sophisticated threats effectively. The solution protects against the OWASP Top 21 Automated Threats,...
The scalability of the solution is good. I would rate Radware Bot Manager an eight out of ten because things have changed and there are other companies now.
I rate Radware Bot Manager eight out of 10. It's essential to prevent anyone from obtaining information from your company in an automated way. If an attacker creates an automatic engine and you do not contain it, this can allow them to extract information from your site. With that, they can modify your information. Bot Manager covers this very well. At the same time, Bot Manager needs to shorten the time to detect attacks, and the SDK needs to be improved. My main advice is to conduct a thorough learning process. This process is critical to making the tool more efficient and maintaining close contact with the development team to find and detect valid requests. While using this solution, I've learned that the use of automated processes is increasing and changing. While all of these engines help contain automated processes, they may not have malicious activity in the code injection aspect, as the WAF does. All these automatic processes have a lot of potential to affect your site, and Bot Manager can handle them easily. It is crucial to maintain a tool that has an updated intelligence engine that detects new events and contains them efficiently.
I rate Radware Bot Manager a nine out of ten.
What I would say to someone who wants an anti-fraud solution but isn’t considering Bot Manager is that I don't think there is a valuable solution other than Bot Manager available. I would definitely recommend it, and Radware would be the first one I would recommend them to look at.
To someone who wants an anti-fraud solution but isn’t considering Bot Manager, I'd say that it really comes out of visibility in the tool. In our case, we can show the metrics of our typical website application usage and then the significant decrease in traffic after the Bot Manager service. There was a significant decrease in traffic that was not just bots. That was not related to any type of customer. We filtered it down to just what our core customer usage is, and having that data helps a lot because otherwise, you just make assumptions that all those connections 24/7 are legitimate usage patterns, but they're not. So, it has a lot of value. I'd definitely recommend utilizing such a service, whether it's Radware or anyone else. It definitely provides a lot of business value. You cut down on all of that noise and traffic and protect your resources from malicious traffic. It's definitely worth the time and effort. Our experience with Bot Manager has been very good. It served the reason we bought it, and it's doing its job from a scalability, performance, and reliability perspective. Overall, I'd rate it a 10 out of 10.
I give the solution a nine out of ten. We had an existing relationship with Radware for the web application firewall, and our security team had this requirement, so we began to use Radware Bot Manager. We are in one location and we receive hundreds of thousands of web traffic daily from Latin America and the United States. Radware Bot Manager does not require any maintenance. I suggest researching the other leaders in the market to compare prices and features, but I am personally very satisfied with Radware Bot Manager, so I would not switch. People should understand the different types of bots and how threats can be mitigated. My advice would be to gain a technical understanding of these threats and how the solution is used to secure our environment work so that we are not overwhelmed by concepts that we do not understand. We should document our cell phones against bot threats to gain a better understanding of how the solution provides value to our organization.
Just that they've been great during transitions, like when we've had to move servers. Excellent support. They're very tenacious about getting problems solved, even when it means digging deep.