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Articles by Thelen Blum
Learn how to secure your GraphQL and gRPC bidirectional streaming APIs with F5 NGINX App Protect WAF and discover best practices for protecting your APIs from common vulnerabilities and attacks.
We highlight two ways to improve app security: increase visibility into WAF operation with NGINX Management Suite and implement security-as-code-with NGINX App Protect WAF.
NGINX Management Suite makes security easier and more reliable with centralized visibility and configuration management of NGINX App Protect WAF.
With F5 NGINX App Protect and NGINX Ingress Controller, you can shift security left in Amazon EKS by deploying security as code at every stage of your software development lifecycle.
Lower data breach costs by 80% by adding automation and AI into your security solution with F5 NGINX App Protect and F5 NGINX Plus for DoS protection, WAF, and authentication and authorization.
Thanks to machine learning, NGINX App Protect WAF instances can share attack trends and data for continuous tuning of your security posture in near real time.
As monoliths move to microservices, applications are developed faster than ever. Speed is necessary to stay competitive and APIs sit at the front of these rapid modernization efforts. But the popularity of APIs for application modernization has significant implications for app security.
Due to changes in third-party support for ModSecurity, F5 NGINX ModSecurity WAF will reach end-of-life in March 2024. Learn about the benefits of our replacement WAF, NGINX App Protect.
gRPC provides the speed and flexibility developers need to design and deploy modern applications, but its open nature makes it highly vulnerable to Layer 7 DoS attacks. NGINX App Protect DoS protects your gRPC apps from these crippling attacks.
When NGINX joined F5 in 2019, we knew we'd be better together. NGINX App Protect is a prime proof-point, incorporating F5's trusted, battle-tested WAF engine into a lightweight solution that deploys easily in any environment and provides robust protection without adding latency.