At F5, our customers are at the heart of everything we do, which is why we’re especially honored to be named by TrustRadius as a 2023 Best of Award winner, receiving recognition in six categories across two distinct product areas:
- Virtual Private Network (VPN): F5 BIG-IP won Best Feature Set, Best Value for the Price, and Best Relationship
- Web Application Firewalls (WAFs): F5 Distributed Cloud WAF won Best Feature Set, Best Value for the Price, and Best Relationship
TrustRadius Founder and CEO, Vinay Bhagat, emphasized the significance of these awards, stating, “These aren’t pay-to-play awards. We recognize the products with genuine positive feedback from real customers. It’s the key to providing buyers with trusted information so they can make an optimal technology decision.”
Every product listed on TrustRadius can qualify for a TrustRadius Best of Award in all three categories, and all data is collected using verified customer reviews. The Best Value and Best Feature Set awards are based on the percentage of respondents who gave high ratings to the product’s feature set and value for the price. The Best Relationship award is earned by measuring collective data from reviewer insights for “Would Buy Again,” “Implementation Expectations,” and “Sales and Marketing Promises.”
About F5 BIG-IP:
The F5® BIG-IP® product suite is a trusted and versatile component within many on-premises and cloud architectures today, providing the advanced application security, access control, and delivery services needed to ensure the availability, performance, and protection of apps running in any environment. Along with application and API protection, and access control services, BIG-IP scales application traffic and secures infrastructure whether applications live in a private data center or in the cloud.
About F5 Distributed Cloud WAF:
F5 Distributed Cloud WAF is part of the F5 Distributed Cloud Services portfolio, providing a cloud-native web application firewall that can be consumed via SaaS to protect traditional and modern applications that are deployed either on-premises, in the cloud, or at remote edge sites. It leverages the core signatures engine that drives F5 BIG-IP Advanced WAF with enhanced behavioral-based threat detection using AI/ML.
F5 is proud to have achieved this recognition and is committed to delivering high-quality products and services that meet the needs of our customers.
For more information about F5 BIG-IP solutions and F5 Distributed Cloud Services, visit https://www.f5.com/products.
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