F5 Distributed Cloud Web App and API Protection (WAAP) is dedicated to ensuring that NetOps, SecOps, and DevSecOps professionals can access holistic views with their favorite SIEM vendor platforms.
Application Programming Interfaces, or APIs, are all the rage. While APIs are not new, recent phenomena such as accelerated digital transformation during COVID-19, enhanced software integrations, and efforts to replatform legacy apps for the cloud, has resulted in continuous API sprawl—impacting management, security, and even architectural choices organizations make in order to succeed in the modern digital economy.
Jay Kelley, Senior Manager and Security Product Marketing Lead at F5, flags some of the top World Cup scams and IT challenges to look out for.
Cyberthreats have become increasingly prevalent and sophisticated, giving security teams little choice but to invest heavily in the latest and greatest technologies to protect their application portfolios and data. For many, this leads to deploying a medley of disparate solutions—generally from a multitude of vendors—to achieve a robust security posture against a wide range of threats.
Businesses are on a digital transformation journey and the quality of their digital services impact the digital experience of their consumers—be it human, software, or system. App delivery and security is critical to supporting these digital services and enabling companies to compete in a digital world.
The evolution of monetization capabilities is a frequently overlooked but critical element of the BSS function. That’s why F5’s Service Provider team is partnering with MATRIXX Software and their Digital Commerce Platform (DCP) as a proven solution in production that ignites revenue acceleration as well as improves performance.
To understand why—or why not (yet)—companies have implemented TLS 1.3, F5 sponsored the Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) research report, “TLS 1.3’s Fourth Anniversary: What Have We Learned About Implementation and Network Monitoring?”
With so many competing priorities within public sector agencies, both in IT departments and agency-wide, it can be difficult to realize any meaningful digital transformation gains. Nonetheless, agencies stand to gain significant improvements from digital transformation, despite resource constraints.
Simply put, criminals who utilize bots follow the money, and during the holiday season, that unfortunately may include targeting your e-commerce site.
F5 Distributed Cloud Bot Defense and AWS CloudFront CDN combine to help organizations deliver secure and engaging customer experiences that are low friction. With AWS, you get the power of their distributed architecture, scalability, and litany of tooling. With the launch of the new F5 Distributed Cloud Bot Defense Connector for AWS CloudFront CDN, you can easily add high efficacy bot defense with a few simple steps.