The Tet partnership underscores Radwareâs (RDWR) move to embed its AIâdriven cloudâsecurity platform into a fastâgrowing ISP, expanding the companyâs recurringârevenue base and widening its geographic footprint in Europe. For a pureâplay securityâhardware and software vendor, a managedâservices agreement that adds a âAIâpowered cloud protectionâ layer is a clear growth catalyst â it should accelerate ARR expansion, improve gross margins (softwareâlicensing rates are higher than hardware) and diversify the customer mix away from the cyclical telecomâequipment segment that still dominates much of Radwareâs legacy revenue. Analysts will therefore likely upgrade the firm from âneutralâtoâpositiveâ to âpositiveâ on the back of a more resilient, higherâmargin franchise, and many will adjust their 12âmonth target price upward to reflect the incremental cashâflow upside and the upsideâpotential of a higherâgrowth SaaS trajectory.
From a technical standpoint, RDWR has been trading in a tight 10âday range around the $1.30â$1.45 band for the past month, with the 20âday SMA still below the 50âday SMA, indicating a modest shortâterm bearish bias. The new partnership, however, injects a fundamental catalyst that could break the lowerâside support at $1.30 and push the stock toward the $1.55â$1.60 resistance zone â a level that aligns with the revised analyst consensus target. In practice, a pullâback to the $1.30â$1.35 area could present a lowârisk entry for traders looking to capture the upside from the expected targetâprice upgrades, while a breach above $1.55 would signal that the sentiment shift is already baked into price and may warrant a profitâtaking or tighter stopâloss.
Actionable takeâaway: Expect analyst sentiment to move into âpositiveâ territory and the average 12âmonth target to be lifted by roughly 10â12âŻ% (from the current $1.45â$1.50 consensus to about $1.55â$1.60). Positioning on a shortâterm dip near $1.30â$1.35 with a target of $1.55â$1.60 aligns the trade with the fundamental upside while respecting the current technical framework.