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F5 provides multi-cloud application services and security, including web application and API protection (WAF and API security), bot defense, fraud prevention, and application delivery (load balancing and access management). Its products protect and accelerate applications wherever they run, delivered as licenses, subscriptions, and support contracts, with professional services to help implementation. The company differentiates itself with a broad, integrated suite that covers both security and delivery across multi-cloud environments for a wide range of industries. Its goal is to help customers securely deliver reliable, fast, and available applications across any cloud or data center while reducing fraud and ensuring smooth user access.
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Presidio, a global technology services provider, has teamed up with F5 to help financial institutions securely scale AI agents. The collaboration pairs Presidio's AWS-native Data Trust Accelerator (DTA) with F5's AI security tools, and targets banks, insurers, and wealth managers. Many institutions struggle to move AI from pilots to production. Each agent needs accurate client data, must respect user permissions, and must leave a clear record of how information was used. Building those controls for every use case slows deployment and adds complexity. The DTA unifies financial data, checks its quality, governs access, and logs decisions. F5 adds runtime protection against threats such as prompt injection and data exposure, along with adversarial testing before deployment. "We're helping clients establish that foundation once and extend it across their organizations," said Andres de Corral, vice president of digital services and solutions at Presidio.
Presidio and F5 create a Reusable Trust Foundation for financial services AI. Presidio's Data Trust Accelerator unifies, evaluates, governs, and explains financial context, while F5 protects and tests AI interactions across native and third-party platforms. November 09, 2026 09:01 ET | Source: Presidio, Inc. NEW YORK, Nov. 09, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Presidio, a leading global technology services and solutions provider, today announced a collaboration with F5 to help financial institutions securely scale AI agents across their organizations. The collaboration combines Presidio's AWS-native Data Trust Accelerator (DTA) with F5's AI security capabilities to help banks, insurers, wealth managers, and other financial institutions securely deploy AI applications. "Working with Presidio allows us to bring runtime AI protection and adversarial testing together with the trusted, explainable financial data institutions need." "The challenge for financial institutions is no longer whether AI agents can work. It's how to deploy them securely, consistently, and at scale," "By combining Presidio's financial services and data expertise with F5's AI security capabilities, we're helping clients establish that foundation once and..." "AI adoption introduces new security considerations that extend beyond traditional application and infrastructure protection," As financial institutions expand their use of AI, they are faced with new challenges in moving from isolated pilots to production-ready applications. Each AI agent must access accurate and appropriate client information, respect user permissions, protect sensitive data, and provide a clear record of how information was accessed and used. Building these capabilities separately for every use case can slow deployment, introduce inconsistent controls, and increase operational complexity. "The challenge for financial institutions is no longer whether AI agents can work. It's how to deploy them securely, consistently, and at scale," said Andres de Corral, Vice President of Digital Services and Solutions at Presidio. "By combining Presidio's financial services and data expertise with F5's AI security capabilities, we're helping clients establish that foundation once and extend it across their organizations." Building a Reusable Foundation for Trusted Financial Data Presidio's Data Trust Accelerator helps financial institutions establish trusted, governed access to data for AI-driven applications. Key capabilities include: * Unified financial data: Consolidates client, account, holdings, and relationship information across disparate systems to provide a consistent view of financial data. * Data quality and explainability: Evaluates data fitness, identifies conflicting information, and provides traceability into source records and how values were resolved. * Governed access: Applies identity and entitlement controls to determine what information an agent or user is authorized to access. * Reusable APIs: Enables AI agents operating within existing applications, third-party platforms, or institution-developed experiences to access permitted financial context without rebuilding integrations or creating new interfaces. * Auditability: Captures authorization decisions, data returned or withheld, and other interaction details to support institutional oversight. Strengthening AI Security with F5 The collaboration extends beyond data access and governance to address the security risks associated with AI interactions. F5 Distributed Cloud helps secure applications and APIs that power AI-driven workflows. F5 AI Guardrails provides runtime protection against risks such as prompt injection and sensitive data exposure, while F5 AI Red Team enables adversarial testing before deployment and threats evolve. "AI adoption introduces new security considerations that extend beyond traditional application and infrastructure protection," said Matt Pley, Senior Vice President, North America Sales. "Working with Presidio allows us to bring runtime AI protection and adversarial testing together with the trusted, explainable financial data institutions need." Helping Financial Institutions Put AI Into Production Presidio connects these capabilities by integrating the Data Trust Accelerator and F5 technologies with institutions' existing data, identity, entitlement, cloud, security, and governance systems. To learn more about Presidio and its technology partners, visit the website here. For information about Presidio's financial services capabilities, visit here. About Presidio Presidio works with organizations to turn ambition into progress, bringing together AI, security, networking, and lifecycle with services as the thread that ties them into one integrated customer outcome. We believe the most powerful technology starts with people, which is why we help customers use AI to enhance human potential, streamline work, and create better experiences for employees and customers alike. From strategy through execution, one Presidio team works alongside customers to build solutions today for tomorrow's opportunities. With 20+ years of experience, 7,000+ engagements, and 3,700+ team members, Presidio helps companies clarify, realize, and scale technology the right way. Learn more at presidio.com.
F5 and Oracle collaborate to strengthen application security in the AI era. F5 | Published 2 Nov 2026 Collaboration is intended to help secure web applications and APIs against evolving cyber threats F5 (NASDAQ: FFIV), the global leader in delivering and securing every app and API, and Oracle have announced a planned collaboration intended to bring next-generation web application and API protection (WAAP) to customers running applications on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Under the parties' non-binding MOU, this planned collaboration is expected to help organisations protect critical applications and APIs against sophisticated attacks while helping reduce operational complexity, support continued innovation, and reduce reliance on specialised security expertise. "As cyber threats evolve, our customers need application and API protection that keeps pace without adding operational complexity," said kp Papamiltiadis, senior vice president, global partnerships, Oracle. "Together, we plan to bring F5's application security expertise into OCI, helping customers protect critical applications and APIs while simplifying security operations, backed by Oracle's cloud infrastructure and support." The collaboration is intended to support these key benefits: * Protect critical applications and APIs against sophisticated attacks: Is expected to help organisations address advanced threats with F5's proven web application and API protection technology, without requiring specialised security expertise. * Simplify security operations: Is expected to provide application and API protection, helping teams secure workloads within their familiar cloud environment without adding operational complexity. "AI-powered attacks can find and exploit vulnerabilities faster than enterprises can patch them. Oracle and F5 see AI runtime defence as the answer for cloud teams, allowing for virtual patching that shields exposed systems while teams catch up on remediation," said John Maddison, chief marketing officer, F5. "Through the planned integration of F5's application security technology into OCI, we intend to provide security, application, and platform teams with a proven, straightforward way to help protect their critical workloads with next-generation solutions powered by F5 - without adding operational friction."
F5 beat Wall Street expectations in its latest quarter, with revenue up 13.3% year on year to $917.4 million. Adjusted earnings were $4.42 per share, 3.9% above analyst estimates. Chief executive officer Francois Locoh-Donou credited demand for AI-powered security and hybrid multi-cloud products. More than 300 customers deployed its AI-driven web application firewall within six months, and direct AI bookings topped $100 million. Operating margin fell to 23.1% from 25.4% a year earlier, as spending on sales, marketing and inventory rose. Management expects costs to stay high in the near term. F5 guided fourth-quarter revenue of $885 million at the midpoint. Shares trade at $363.89, down from $459.36 before the results.
F5 shares may be about 14% overvalued, according to a discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis by Simply Wall St. The stock trades at $459.36, a little above the model's estimate of intrinsic worth. The model starts from F5's free cash flow of about $994 million over the last twelve months. It assumes growth that follows analyst forecasts in the near term and slows later. F5 has returned 203.0% over three years and trades at 35.8 times earnings. It recently teamed up with Telenor on an AI service plane running on NVIDIA-powered sovereign infrastructure. Community views differ. The bull case sees the stock 11% undervalued, while the bear case sees it 5% overvalued, citing annual recurring revenue growth of just 3.3%.
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Industries
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Seattle, WA
Founded
1996
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