F5 Blog

Siempre menciono cuán importante es una fuerte gestión del riesgo para un CISO. Cuando se trata de riesgo, las aplicaciones de las que dependen los usuarios son una gran preocupación. En una encuesta de seguridad realizada en el...

This is the fourth blog in a series on the challenges arising from digital transformation. The Surprising Truth about Digital Transformation The Surprising Truth about Digital Transformation: Cloud Chaos The Surprising Truth about Digital...

Each year, Washington DC plays host to one of the largest cloud-oriented public sector gatherings on the planet - AWS’ suitably dubbed Public Sector Summit.

As part of the robust and expanding Ansible ecosystem, F5 provides a wide variety of Ansible modules to automate the onboarding, configuration and deployment of F5 application services. Enabling Ansible-based automation simplifies, enable...

Usually when we talk about app protection we immediately focus on web application firewalls. Specifically, we tend to focus on the OWASP Top Ten and application layer vulnerabilities that can lead to becoming just another security statistic. ...

It will be no surprise for many IT veterans to hear that when app performance becomes an issue, security is the first service out the door.

Developers (and DevOps) crave observability. That’s visibility, but with more alacrity, meaning APIs and integration with tools and dashboards.

It’s time again to dig into the application services organizations are actually using to make apps faster and safer. Of note this quarter again is a continuing rise in use of bot defense services. Security application services in general all made...

This is the second blog in a series from Lori MacVittie. Let us note that the chaos associated with cloud is most often a people and process problem, not a technical one.

Availability is serious business in an economy where applications are currency. Apps that don’t respond are summarily deleted and bad mouthed on the Internet with the speed and sarcasm of a negative Yelp review. Since the earliest days of the...

It’s not really that technology is changing all that much, it’s more the fact that how we engage with technology is rapidly changing.

Byron McNaught looks at the ways back-end mobile API components can be exposed to automated attacks such as content scraping, denial of service, and a wave of other new threats (and what you can do about it).