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Attackers are becoming increasingly sophisticated in banking and financial services. Bad actors are now exploiting new vulnerabilities associated with innovative apps aimed to improve customer convenience. Indeed, only 43% of consumers believe companies are doing enough to protect their personal information. Attend this webinar and discover how financial services institutions can balance customer. convenience with evolving cybersecurity threats

TLS/SSL is a key technology for Internet security. While mostly beneficial, it can also be used for malicious purposes. Join F5 to learn how to uncover encrypted threats to your organization. Our Solutions Engineers will present the risks of using TLS/SSL encryption and demonstrate how they can be easily mitigated.

Juniper Research estimates that global online fraud losses are projected to be more than $48 billion per year by 2023, despite massive investments in tools and staff to mitigate the risk. Clearly, current strategies are not effective.  Fraud tools can be difficult to maintain and may insert friction to legitimate users, creating a bad customer experience.

Get the new blueprint for keeping your financial institution secure - Online fraud losses from application attacks are estimated to exceed $48 billion per year by 2023, making applications the single most lucrative targets for cybercriminals. Financial  institutions are naturally at risk, especially those currently maintaining open-banking platforms, migrating cloud applications or struggling to rapidly develop and deploy applications.

Maintaining compliance has never been easy or cheap, but banks have always known what they need to do. Financial institutions made plans and chugged along, and then some Big Things Happened. Those old plans aren't as useful anymore. Staff are pajama casual now, in terms of dress and, sometimes, in attention to cybersecurity.

For financial services institutions, keeping gross fraud loss in check isn’t a choice—it’s a business imperative. With the proliferation of apps that have adopted anti-bot technologies, attackers are finding it difficult to identify soft targets, especially in banking. Instead of expending resources in an attempt to circumvent anti-automation technologies, fraudsters are pivoting and attacking unprotected email servers that become the steppingstone to the ultimate goal: your customer accounts.

Digital transformation—and the journey to modernizing apps and infrastructure—is different for each customer. In this session, we'll discuss the NGINX platform, how it helps reduce tool sprawl, and its lightweight footprint and flexibility of use within a micro-services-based architecture.

As organizations look at adopting F5 Automated Toolchain, one of the most common questions is how to automate the build of BIG-IP APM policies. In this session, you will learn the framework for creating polices using iControlREST. 

Over the past several years, Hashicorp's Terraform has become the tool of choice for many enterprises embracing the DevOps approach to infrastructure management. This session will explore some introductory examples of how to deploy F5 instances into your public cloud infrastructure using Terraform.

As DevOps continues to press its case inside of IT, we've seen the adoption of automation and "as code" methodologies. This includes the growing use of CI/CD tools like GitHub and Jenkins within the production pipeline. In this session, we'll explore how supporting infrastructure as code means maintaining support for cloud templates as well as providing for the declarative onboarding of BIG-IP in any environment.

In this session, you'll learn how F5 Advanced WAF has made mitigating OWASP's top threats easy via a compliance-driven inteface that enables WAF administrators to manage security risks as needed on a per-app basis. We'll also demonstrate how the OWASP dashboard provides a security posture across all protected apps as they relate to OWASP top 10 security risks.

Join this session to learn about Ansible and how to automate F5 BIG-IP configurations using Ansible Tower. We'll begin with a presentation on Ansible and a demonstration of how BIG-IP can be automated.

According to Gartner, by 2022 API abuses will be the leading attack vector for data breaches within enterprise web applications. This session will take you through the NGINX API Gateway deployment and base features as they relate to API creation, management, and basic API security.

With organizations realizing the benefits of containerized environments, they also have a need to secure the applications within those environments. This session explores the deployment scenarios and features of NGINX App Protect.