F5, Thursday, March 19th, 2026
How does SecOps feel about AI? Excessive agency
In the second half of 2025, AI moved from decision aid to decision maker, and security teams are anxiously preparing for the consequences of that autonomy.
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Vol 336 · Issue 3
F5 — Archive · Vol 336 Issue 3
5 articles that week
F5, Wednesday, March 18th, 2026
Your Next Million Customers Will Be Ai. Security Must Evolve.
The agentic AI era has arrived, and it's reshaping traffic patterns across the Internet.
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Setting The Standard: Why AI Guardrail Efficacy Testing Can't Wait
AI is moving fast. Faster, in many cases, than the security controls designed to govern it.
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Agentic Browsing Is Here, But Is It Safe?
Over the past year, chief information security officers (CISOs) have watched the rise of agentic browsing with equal parts curiosity and concern. Unlike traditional browsers, agentic browsers do not just load a webpage; they act on it.
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Securing web apps without complexity: How F5's AI-powered WAF transforms WAF security
Today's threat landscape is evolving at an unprecedented rate, fueled by advancements in artificial intelligence that enable attackers to create more sophisticated, automated threats than ever before. Malicious bots, advanced persistent threat (APT) groups, and highly targeted attacks are now a daily reality for organizations.
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