Radware and Dataiku Join Forces to Secure Enterprise AI, Expanding Radware’s Role in AI Adoption
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Radware (NASDAQ: RDWR) announced a partnership with Dataiku to integrate Radware’s application, AI, and API security into Dataiku’s AI platform. The joint solution is designed to monitor, inspect, and help control AI-driven actions across applications, APIs, data, and business workflows in real time.
The integration aims to reduce risks such as unauthorized activity, data exposure, and abuse of connected systems by adding runtime security, policy enforcement, and detection of issues like goal hijacking into production-scale AI deployments.
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News Market Reaction – RDWR
On the day this news was published, RDWR gained 0.14%, reflecting a mild positive market reaction.
Data tracked by StockTitan Argus on the day of publication.
Key Figures
Previous AI Reports
| Date | Event | Sentiment | 24h Move | Catalyst |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 16 | AI security launch | Positive | -0.8% | Introduced AI Xploit Shield for virtual patching of app and API vulnerabilities. |
| Feb 03 | Agentic AI product | Positive | -1.6% | Launched Agentic AI Protection for autonomous AI agents using behavioral analysis. |
| Jan 08 | AI vuln disclosure | Positive | -1.4% | Disclosed ZombieAgent zero-click AI agent vulnerability and outlined planned technical research. |
| Nov 18 | LLM firewall launch | Positive | +1.0% | Introduced LLM Firewall add-on to protect generative AI integrations and support compliance. |
| Nov 13 | AI DDoS partnership | Positive | -0.1% | Announced Hitachi partnership in Japan for AI-driven cloud application protection service. |
24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.
AI-focused launches and disclosures have often seen slightly negative next-day moves despite generally positive strategic tone.
Historical Comparison
In the past year, RDWR issued multiple AI security launches and partnerships, with an average next-day move of about -0.58%, indicating AI news has not consistently translated into positive price reactions.
Tag-specific history shows a progression from LLM firewall to agentic AI and runtime protection offerings, with growing focus on securing production AI systems and autonomous agents across enterprise environments.
Regulatory & Risk Context
Reported short interest is relatively low, suggesting limited short-squeeze potential and a generally lower contribution of short positioning to day-to-day volatility versus more heavily shorted names.
Key Terms
multi-cloud technical
apis technical
governance and orchestration layer technical
runtime security controls technical
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MAHWAH, N.J., June 25, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Radware® (NASDAQ: RDWR), a global leader in application security and delivery solutions for multi-cloud environments, today announced a partnership with Dataiku, the Platform for AI Success, to integrate Radware’s application, AI and API security capabilities into Dataiku’s platform. The combined solution is designed to enable enterprises to monitor, inspect, and help control AI-driven actions across applications, APIs, and data, addressing a growing need to secure AI systems as they move into production.
The collaboration brings Radware’s AI guardian agent services into AI initiatives earlier, expanding beyond traditional security budgets and creating new entry points into enterprise stakeholders, including security and risk teams. Dataiku’s governance and orchestration layer gives Radware a natural entry point into the enterprise. This broadens Radware’s participation in enterprise technology investments while extending Dataiku’s platform with security capabilities designed for production-scale AI deployments.
As AI systems begin executing actions across APIs, data, and business workflows, new risks emerge, including unauthorized activity, data exposure, and abuse of connected systems. Radware integrates into Dataiku’s platform designed to monitor, inspect, and help control these actions in real time, giving organizations a control point at execution visibility to help enforce policy and help prevent unintended or malicious behavior.
“AI systems are moving from generating output to executing actions across enterprise systems,” said Travis Volk, vice president, global technology solutions, Radware. “Security teams need visibility and control at the point of execution. This partnership extends enforcement to where AI risk actually occurs.”
The combined solution is designed to give organizations greater control over how AI systems behave in production, aimed at reducing the risk of unauthorized actions, data exposure, and compliance gaps, while extending Dataiku’s platform with runtime security enforcement. For example, Radware is designed to detect and block goal hijacking attempts, and Dataiku analyzes the signal, helps identify the source, and facilitates remediation designed to help organizations to move from detection to response and strengthen security at scale.
“Enterprises are rapidly operationalizing AI across critical business processes,” said Hugo Sheng, VP of Strategic Technology Alliances, Dataiku. “By integrating Radware’s runtime security controls, we are helping customers ensure their AI systems remain secure and controlled as they execute in real-world environments.”
For more information, read the Radware blog: Radware & Dataiku: Securing and Governing Enterprise AI at Scale.
About Radware
Radware® (NASDAQ: RDWR) is a global leader in application security and delivery solutions for multi-cloud environments. The company’s cloud application, infrastructure, API, and AI security solutions use AI-driven algorithms for precise, behavior-based, real-time protection against sophisticated web, application, and DDoS attacks, API abuse, business logic threats, and malicious bots. Radware delivers end-to-end API security, including discovery, posture management, testing, and runtime protection, along with advanced protection for AI agents and models. Enterprises and carriers worldwide rely on Radware to address evolving cyberthreats, protect their brands and business operations, and reduce costs. For more information, please visit the Radware website.
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