I hope Youre Well.

We have in process to deployment a Radware Cloud WAF solution, but one a question is if media this Radware Cloud I take a send Log to our private SIEM.

I understand is only possible media AWS Bucket, Azure or SFTP

Exists a possibility to send to another method or how i send media SFTP?

Thanks.

We've just released the Radware 2026 E-Commerce Bot Threat Report, and one stat from the report stands out: malicious bots are now nearly level with human shoppers during peak holiday traffic (43% vs 46%).

Alongside this, over the past few days we asked your perspective on the most common bot attacks during the holidays.

What the community sees most

From your responses, the most frequently cited bot attack types were:
#1 Account Takeover (ATO)
#2 Price Scraping
#3 Fake Account Registrations

What we see from our research

Your inputs closely align with what we observe at scale:

- Price scraping dominates the volume of bot attacks
- ATO and fake account registrations are increasing multi-fold, among the fastest growing attack types
- Carding attacks are surging, with a 15x growth year-over-year detected at one large retailer
- AI crawlers that extract content at scale on behalf of AI platforms are a growing presence on e-commerce
- The shift towards AI agents and agentic commerce is already underway

Bottom line

The same bot attack types you're facing day-to-day are the ones scaling fastest globally, but are now amplified by the rise of AI-driven bot threats.

- Where do you see AI having the biggest impact on bot attacks? Let us know here.

Take a look at the full report for deeper insights - and thank you for contributing your perspective!

Full Report Download Link

• Shadow AI & Data Leakage: Employees pasting proprietary source code, financial documents, or customer PII into unauthorized public LLMs. This can permanently compromise corporate intellectual property.

• Prompt Injection (Direct & Indirect): Attackers manipulating user prompts or corrupting external data sources (like public websites or email feeds) to bypass the AI's system instructions. This can trigger unauthorized actions or lead to silent data exfiltration.

• Excessive Agency & Improper Output Handling: Granting AI tools or autonomous agents write-access to databases, email accounts, or production code repositories without integrating strict human-in-the-loop validation or API gateways.

  AI Supply Chain Compromise: Incorporating unverified open-source models, compromised base weights, or poisoned dependencies into internal development pipelines

The world is changing so fast. The moment you finally master one tool, three more are already waiting in line. It’s exhausting to keep up.

The New Reality? Attackers are now using AI to find and exploit security gaps faster than ever. Finding a vulnerability isn't the problem anymore; the real challenge is that patching cycles simply cannot keep up.

So you are asking where is the help 🙂

To bridge this gap, we just launched Radware AI Xploit Shield. Instead of forcing you into risky emergency upgrades, it automatically creates tailored runtime protection based on your actual exposures. It buys your team a safe window to patch without staying exposed.

We are hosting a live webinar to break down exactly how this works , click to register: The Mythos Effect: Closing the AI-Driven Exposure Window

Have a question or a specific challenge? Drop it in the comments below, and we will answer it live during the webinar!

Stay safe and proactive

This month, we released our global Telegram DDoS report, and sitting right at the top of the most-attacked countries list is... Austria.

Before you keep reading—can you guess why? What could possibly put Austria in the crosshairs of so many hacktivist groups last month?

I’ll admit, I didn’t see this one coming at all until I asked Pascal, who writes the report.

The answer isn't a war or a classic diplomatic crisis. It’s actually because of Eurovision.

It’s been a long time since this event was just about music. This year’s Eurovision turned into a highly charged geopolitical arena. The intense friction surrounding the war and the calls to boycott Israel ignited a massive storm. Hacktivist groups on Telegram seized the global stage, targeting Austria as the host to amplify their political agenda and gain maximum media attent

It will be fascinating to see what next month’s report looks like with the World Cup taking over.

DDoS May 26 report

Stay safe and proactive

Is there any limitation? If not, how can I resolve this issue, please suggest .

I'm wondering what would be a best practice when configuring a Security Template to protect a NAT Pool, where there is no inbound traffic.

Any thoughts?