The Application Protection Research Series is an ongoing project at #F5Labs that provides an overarching view of the application security landscape. This Volume covers Application programming interfaces, or #API, which are the most prominent and grave example of an architectural change driving actualized risk. To learn more about the 2020 #APR and understand security controls that are recommended to protect against API attacks, visit F5Labs for the full research.
Wednesday, September 2, 2020
Prioritizing Vulnerability Management Using Machine Learning
Learn about a A Data-Driven Approach to Vulnerability Management. Cyentia Institute and Kenna Security teamed up to analyze several years of vulnerability data using machine learning to create a predictive model called Exploit Prediction Scoring System (#EPSS) model. #F5Labs has all the details
Top Attacks Against Financial Services Orgs 2017-19
The Financial Services industry has distinct needs when it comes to information security. It’s one of the largest targets with Attackers looking for that big score. It is also heavily regulated, with a low appetite for risk. Peter Silva shares how attackers have been realizing their dreams via two vectors and why smart attackers take a less aggressive, more patient approach. F5 Labs has all the details
F5 Labs 2019 TLS Telemetry Report
#TLS Trends for 2019! With some data from GitHub Security Lab, the F5 Labs Threat Intelligence team recently published their 2019 TLS Telemetry Report. Transport Layer Security is the current iteration of SSL and over 86% of web pages are delivered over secure HTTPS connections. Encryption on the web is constantly evolving and TLS is the protocol of choice. So, let’s start the clock for some insights from F5 Labs 2019 TLS Telemetry Report.
F5 SIRT's Top Threats for Spring 2020
Find out what threats topped F5 Security Incident Response Team's (f5.com/SIRT) emergency response list for Spring 2020. Last year we gave you the F5 SIRT’s Top Threat for Summer 2019 – Credential Stuffing – so let’s start the clock to see how things are shaping up as we make our way into 2020. And, if you're under attack F5 SIRT can help: f5.com/sirt
Sunday, April 5, 2020
Connect to the F5 VPN with BIG-IP Edge Client
Your organization may have F5 BIG-IP APM for VPN access. See how you can connect to your org's VPN using the BIG-IP Edge Client along with Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Firefox browsers. How to authenticate, do MFA, check settings and what is split-tunneling. You can also get the F5 Access mobile app for iOS, Android and Windows Phone from the respective app stores.
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Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) using an SSL VPN
Returning to the F5 DevCentral Lightboard, I explain why its a bad idea to expose RDP to the internet and how using a SSL VPN like BIG-IP APM is a much safer and better idea.
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