According to Forrester’s 2021 State of Application Security Report, a staggering 39% of all cyberattacks last year targeted web applications, and for good reason. The public-facing nature of web apps, their sprawling surface area, and the ever-present risk of code vulnerabilities make them notoriously difficult to protect—increasing the chances that attackers will find success.
David Warburton looks at the good, the not so good, and the just plain bad in terms of how organizations are using encryption, sourced from F5 Labs' 2021 TLS Telemetry Report.
Volterra was listed as a Gartner Cool Vendor in Cloud Computing for 2020. Find out why Gartner is still talking about us in 2021 for Cloud Networking.
Managing and securing workloads is a complex task as enterprises move towards a connected cloud strategy. Find out how F5 is meeting the demand for a new approach to multi-cloud networking.
Justin Brister outlines how a secure cloud architecture can enable financial services organizations in the UK (and beyond) to meet their regulatory and security obligations without compromising on innovation.
Observability, aka Monitoring 2.0, is a significant step forward in this technology journey for operators and digital business as they strive to understand and stabilize the relationship between user experience and business outcomes. But it’s only half the battle, and the other half involves analytics and automation.
When it comes to ensuring every security product in your stack is in the position to do what it does best, an approach that centralizes all SSL management and intelligently steers traffic to your security devices will be the foundation of your orchestration solution.
Cultural Survival is using an F5 2021 Tech for Good Grant to rebuild its website as it strengthens its advocacy for Indigenous cultures around the globe.
Astonishingly, a little over a year has passed since F5 launched the BIG-IP VE for SmartNICs solution, which as a reminder, is the product of an integration between the BIG-IP Virtual Edition and an Intel SmartNIC that elevates performance and efficiency while lowering costs.
Nearly half of federal government IT executives reported that their agencies are shifting toward identity-centered, or Zero Trust, security strategies to protect their digital resources. The accelerated use of this model coincides with the growing realization that traditional methods to secure a network’s perimeter are no longer sufficient.