Israel-based Cybersecurity solutions provider Radware has launched SkyHawk Security, the spinoff of its cloud security business.  SkyHawk Security is described as a leader in threat detection, lauded for its AI and ML technologies.   U.S. investment firm Tiger Global Management has invested $35M in the new company, bringing its total valuation to $180M.   Radware claims that SkyHawk Security is used by dozens of the world’s leading organizations due to its comprehensive protection for workloads and multi-layered security approach that focuses on specific areas that threat actors could exploit.  SkyHawk Security is based on Radware’s Cloud Native Protector, which purports to prevent accidental exposure, misconfigurations, and malicious activity in a cloud environment.  According to the company’s Linkedin page, SkyHawk Security sequences context-based behaviors to detect the most critical issues and reduce the noise that other tools create.