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F5 Enhances Protection for the Apps and APIs Driving Today’s Digital Experiences
New capabilities extend the reach of F5 Distributed Cloud Services for easy to deploy SaaS-based security SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- F5 (NASDAQ: FFIV) today
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New capabilities extend the reach of F5 Distributed Cloud Services for easy to deploy SaaS-based security SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- F5 (NASDAQ: FFIV) today announced enhancements to F5 Distributed Cloud Services to help customers safeguard and deliver the digital experiences that have become vital to everyday life in the ways we interact, seek out entertainment, and purchase goods and services. Introduced earlier this year, F5 Distributed Cloud Services provide a SaaS-based, platform-driven approach to secure the essential elements of connected experiences through a comprehensive set of web, mobile app, and API protections. Today’s announcement expands these capabilities with new solutions that support additional platforms, defend against common attacks, and provide customers with more control over modern application architectures. “Many organizations have found that by adding or expanding digital services for users, they may have inadvertently increased the attack surface for any number of emerging threats,” said Haiyan Song, EVP and GM, Security & Distributed Cloud Product Group, F5. “Accordingly, companies are prioritizing security solutions that can help them extend compelling capabilities—and competitive differentiation to delight their customers—without sacrificing security and privacy. F5 remains focused on providing a growing portfolio of security solutions to safeguard even the most diverse application ecosystems.” As organizations enhance the digital services provided to users and pursue a wider breadth of infrastructure models to improve performance and reduce costs, application service environments have become more complex. Two such related trends have been the rise in companies’ reliance on APIs and multi-cloud environments to support applications, with this year’s State of Application Strategy Report finding that 78% of organizations are currently focused on API security measures, and over three-quarters of respondents reporting that they now run applications in multiple clouds. To be effective in today’s dynamic security landscape and support adaptive applications, vendors must provide solutions that reduce operational complexity and offer a set of controls that is constantly evolving, both through the use of sophisticated AI/ML technologies and the rapid introduction of new services (such as connecting bot protection to popular CDNs, appl...