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Web Security v (Multi-)Cloud Ő

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Territory Manager SEE

3

Modern trends changing (almost) everything

4 5

New architectures

Distributed deployments

Expanding threat surface area

Inadequate visibility

of customers can report the number of applications in their portfolio with confidence 0% of all cyber-threats target applications and application identities86% of app. workload instances are container-based, growing to 95% by 202185% of customers are adopting multi-cloud87%

Challenge: Applications are a source of

enterprise risk 6

Challenge: Every application must be

protected, not just the mission-critical ones 67%
33%

Air conditioning system

customer database taken digital thermometer in the lobby aquarium

Mission-critical

Other apps

7

AttackVectors are changing

Prepare for application attacks every 15minutes

85%of websites has at least 1

vulnerability and an average of 56 per website

86% of internet threats target web

servers

Millions of Botsactively

attacking 8

Developers are not perfect!

9 Layer 7 security is not addressed by traditional IPS & firewall vendors

Standard IPS and NetworkFirewallcan not protect

against sophisticated application attacks

Intrusion Prevention

SystemsTraditional Firewall

Examines all traffic for

malicious app inputs

Primarily uses anomalous and

signature-based detection

Some stateful protocol analysis

capabilities

Lacks understanding of L7

protocol logic exploitable app vulnerabilities 10

Web Firewall on BIG-

And a fully

programmable data plane at all layers with f5 iRulesTCP SSL HTTP TCP SSL HTTP

ICMP flood

SYN flood

SSL renegotiation

DataleakageSlowlorisattackXSS

Network

Firewall

WAFWAF

11

Future of WAF

Automation -Protectionagainst bots, credential attacks and app-layer DoS

Cloud-Based

As-A-Service

12

Characteristics

OutboundUSER inspection

Who is doing what?

App Awareness: Broad but shallow

Corporate

(users)

F5 ApplicationDeliveryFirewall

Data center

(servers)

Characteristics

InboundAPPLICATION protection

Application delivery focus

App Awareness: Specific but deep

Right Firewall for theRight job

13 14 Protecting Applications in Multi-Cloud Architecture

MOVING TO A PERIMETER-LESS SECURITY MODEL

Traditional Network-based perimeter securityZero-Trust & Per-app security 15 of the cloud in the Cloud

Facilities

Availability

Storage

DDoS

Network

Segmentation

AnalyticsAnti-BotWAF

CampaignsAccess

SSL

Visibility

Credential

ProtectionFirewall

Shared Cloud Security Responsibility

L7 DoS

Your

Responsibility

Cloud Provider

Responsibility

1616

F5 Core/Cloud Vision

Private Cloud

Traditional Data Center

Rackspace

Azure AWS

Google

IBM

CoLo/Public Cloud

DIRECT

CONNECT

BIG-IP

Freedom

To Deploy Any Application, Anywhere, With Consistent Application Services and Security

Consistent Policies

Cloud Freedom

Fastest Time to Service

Visibility

Lowest TCO

17

F5 Application Services Portfolio

Load balancingDNS Global LB

Application

performance management

Firewall

DDoS Protection Access

management WAF SSL orchestration Fraud protection 18

F5 -Enabling a multi-layered application defense

ASM

Web application firewall

AFM

Network firewall

DNS

SecuritySSL inspection

Silverline

F5 Application Protection Solutions

BIG-IP LTM

On-premisesCloud-basedVirtual edition

A component of advanced application protection solution for the datacenter or cloud environments 19

Strong Local Team Support

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