“F5 has rapidly become a key part of provisioning our applications on AWS”
Edgar Palamarchuk, MAXIMUS
American Systems, a government services contractor, needed to deploy a cloud-based version of its Emergency Mass Notification System for the United States Air Force while complying with federal Secure Cloud Computing Architecture (SCCA) requirements. With a specialized F5 and Microsoft Azure solution, F5 was able to deploy the cloud-based app on USAF bases and major commands in nearly every country.
UK-based Shawbrook Bank was outgrowing its legacy infrastructure and needed to simplify operations, migrate to the cloud, enhance its security posture and take its customer service capabilities to the next level. With a comprehensive solution, including F5 Silverline®, Shawbrook reduced IT overhead, minimized errors, and reduced costs by maintaining consistent security policies across both their data center and Microsoft Azure.
City Bank, one of the oldest and largest private commercial banks operating in Bangladesh, needed to roll out a 24/7 self-service banking portal for its customers while ensuring a smooth upgrade to the latest version of the Infosys Finacle platform. Leveraging F5’s BIG-IP application delivery products, as well as integrations with Infosys Finacle and Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI), City Bank managed to eliminate outages, deliver continuous uptime and develop a new 24/7 self-service banking portal for its customers.
Faced with ever-evolving cybersecurity threats, Hong Kong’s third-largest property agency, Ricacorp Properties Limited, needed to strengthen the protection of its main business website. By deploying F5 BIG-IP Application Security Manager on Microsoft Azure, the organization boosted security without compromising user experience or reliability.
Miele & Cie. KG, a leading global appliance manufacturer, engaged with F5 to meet two key objectives: replace an outdated reverse proxy and add additional protection for its e-business platform.
American Systems is a government services contractor focused on delivering strategic solutions to complex national priority programs. In order to develop and deploy a cloud-based version of its emergency notification system for the United States Air Force, American Systems had to meet Secure Cloud Computing Architecture (SCCA) requirements issued by the Defense Information Systems Agency.
