Just Announced! Attend a lab and receive a Raspberry Pi
Have a Slice of AI from a Raspberry Pi Services such as ChatGPT have made accessing Generative AI as simple as visiting a web page. Whether at work or at home, there are advantages to channeling your user base (or family in the case of at home) through a central point where you can apply safeguards to their usage. In this lab, you will learn how to: Deliver centralized AI access through something as basic as a Raspberry Pi Learn basic methods for safeguarding AI Learn how users might circumvent basic safeguards Learn how to deploy additional services from F5 to enforce broader enterprise policies Register Here This lab takes place in an F5 virtual lab environment. Participants who complete the lab will receive a Raspberry Pi* to build the solution in their own environment. *Limited stock. Raspberry Pi is exclusive to this lab. To qualify, complete the lab and join a follow-up call with F5.May the Fourth and Security Trivia on DevCentral with a Chance to Win Prizes
DevCentral is hosting two trivia games to celebrate National Password Day AND May The Fourth (Star Wars Day). Come show off your Star Wars security, password security, and F5 security knowledge in this live event hosted by the DevCentral team and some special guests. There will be three rounds of questions during this hour, with prizes for the winners of each round as well as one lucky random player per game. Get details on how to join by clicking on Option 1: 8-9pm Pacific on Thursday, May 3 (7am in the UAE, 8:30am in Bangalore, 11am in Singapore, noon in Tokyo, 1pm in Melbourne and Sydney on May 4 th ) or Option 2: 8-9am Pacific on Thursday, May 4 (4pm BST, 5pm CET, 6pm EEST, and 7pm GST on May 4 th )Hanging with DevCentral at RSA Conference 2023
AubreyKingF5 and buulam spent last week at RSA Conference 2023 in San Francisco connecting with security professionals and colleagues. And, of course, they filmed a lot of those talks to share with the community. Buu connected with Tanya Janca at B-Sides San Francisco, Jason Haddix (BuddoBot), and Joel Violette (IBM) who shares his thoughts on ChatGPT (AI was a hot topic this year across the board). Aubrey shared his RSA Keynote takeaways, interviewed Alyssa Miller before her panel on CISO challenges, and connected with a ton of other organizations across the expo room floor. Also making an appearance: Scheff, Kyle_Roberts, and Cameron_Delano who all shared insights from their conversations at the F5 booth. Check out the full playlist of RSA 2023 content here!That's A Wrap From BlackHat 2022 - API Security, it's time to shine
We hit the road and we hit it HARD! Between the editing and interviews, it was hard to find a lot of time for sleep. This was a truly immersive experience, heading out there. Coming back to producing another show immediately, I've had some time to reflect on our trip to BlakHat USA 2020. There were some resounding themes, for sure. Firstly, it is an API world. If you look at the summary article of BlackHat 2022 announcements I talked about on DevCentral Connects yesterday, you see a trend: I am THRILLED to see the rest of the security industry finally taking an interest on the segment that we've led in terms of industry deployment numbers for 15 years. In 2007, TMOS 9.2.4 delivered an XML firewall to our customers - able to ingest a WSDL for schema baselines - that learned expected API usage over time like any other http delivered application. SOAP followed shortly, thereafter and, of course, REST shortly after that. This was just an evolution of WAF here at F5. Watching NGINX+ delivery of API gateways add on NGINX App Protect features with the F5 WAF engine showed me that we continue to value this level of API defense at every scale, as well. When I saw Gartner and other vendors starting to call the segment 'WAAP,' it bothered me a bit, as we at f5 have always understood WAF to encompass APIs. I really hope that we can capitalize on our pedigree in this space to deliver our customers the most reliable and scalable API Security solutions there are. Regarding the f5 booth, it's been a minute since I've been at a trade show for f5. The thing that stuck out the most for me was the lack of the term 'load balancing.' What I heard more of was 'API Security,' and 'Multi-Cloud Networking'. What struck me the most was that customers seemed to understand that multi-cloud was really our thing now, and I think that having partners like RedHat has helped us to be viewed as a software company, rather than a big iron vendor. This speaks volumes to our ongoing transformation and our ability to get that message out there. Kudos to our sales teams for really making that apparent. Be sure to follow us all on the socials for content, in addition to YouTube: DevCentral handles: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/f5-devcentral/ | https://twitter.com/devcentral Peter Silva: https://www.linkedin.com/in/psilvas/ | https://twitter.com/psilvas Buu Lam: https://www.linkedin.com/in/buulam/ | https://twitter.com/buulam Aubrey King: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aubreyking | https://twitter.com/aubreykingf5 Content summary: BlackHat USA 2022 Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyqga7AXMtPPL3Xw0qrWO3sZnsbL4amP5SPECIAL DevCentral Connects - on Basic iControl Security
Basic iControl Security - DevCentral Connects Join JRahm and buulam on May 12, 2022 at 8AM Pacific as they look at some common questions for people who are getting to know the BIG-IP iControl API. How To: * find out if you're using iControl * verify what queries are being run * Review the iControl logs and * restrict access to iControl Join our DevCentral Connects group to see show notes and get links to relevant articles.
