Enable AI Network Security in Multicloud Networking

Many enterprise networks are already hybrid networks. The F5 2024 State of Application Strategy Report tells us that 63% of organizations are managing applications in at least three different environments, with 38% juggling at least six. Meanwhile, generative artificial intelligence (AI) workloads have been identified as a top use case for enterprises by 66% of respondents to IDC's Future Enterprise Resiliency and Spending Survey, Wave 11. With each cloud environment brandishing its own set of tools and security protocols, the complexity involved in managing AI workloads can be daunting.

The latest F5 white paper delves deep into how F5 is revolutionizing the way organizations manage their networks across various cloud and on-premises environments to create a secure network fabric.

As the tech industry marches forward with more complex distributed applications and AI workloads, the demand for a multicloud approach that provides secure and speedy access to data is skyrocketing. This is why enterprise organizations are moving towards multicloud networking: it facilitates connectivity, visibility, and management across various clouds and on-premises environments.

Businesses are now in a race not only to move to the cloud but also to integrate AI innovations, confronting a pressing need for expertise in cloud networking. Multicloud networking responds to this call, promising swifter network policy creation and quicker application deployments, meanwhile reducing complexities of cost and risk by providing the functionality needed to share and segment access to data between departments or partners.