F5 Boosts Managed Services for Complex Multi-Cloud Environments
F5 Networks, a leading application security and delivery company, is bolstering its managed service offerings to address the growing intricacy of distributed infrastructures. The move aligns with businesses increasingly adopting multi-cloud environments.
F5's Regional Vice President in Australia and New Zealand, whose name was not disclosed, has spearheaded the expansion. Key additions include Distributed Cloud WAAP Managed Services and Distributed Cloud Managed Service Portal.
These services aim to streamline security management across diverse, distributed environments. The enhancements facilitate secure app-to-app communications via validated and monitored APIs, saving security teams time and accelerating new service deployment.
F5's 2023 State of Application Strategy (SOAS) Report underscores the necessity of these services. It revealed that 85% of respondents have deployed apps and APIs in distributed environments, with over 20% utilizing six different environments.
New machine learning enhancements further fortify F5's cloud security portfolio. These include advanced API endpoint discovery, anomaly detection, telemetry, and behavioral analysis. Furthermore, F5 is introducing AI-driven web application firewall (WAF) capabilities, such as malicious user detection and mitigation based on behavioral analysis.
F5's latest announcements underscore its dedication to assisting businesses in navigating the complexities of multi-cloud environments. With its expanded managed service offerings and advanced security capabilities, F5 is well-positioned to support organizations as they secure their applications and APIs across various locations.
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