F5: AI Features, Security & Risk Report

What is covered:

Do they have AI?

Do they train on my data?

Risk of Prompt Injection

Adherence to OWASP Top 10

Adherent to NIST AI RMF

26 risk vectors and more...

F5: AI Features, Security & Risk Report

What is covered:

Do they have AI?

Do they train on my data?

Risk of Prompt Injection

Adherence to OWASP Top 10

Adherent to NIST AI RMF

26 risk vectors and more...

F5: AI Features, Security & Risk Report

What is covered:

Do they have AI?

Do they train on my data?

Risk of Prompt Injection

Adherence to OWASP Top 10

Adherent to NIST AI RMF

26 risk vectors and more...

PromptArmor is trusted across the Fortune 50 and AmLaw 50

F5

F5 Feature and Pricing Detail

F5 Feature and Pricing Detail

Feature Details

F5 AI Gateway

Brokers, inspects, and enforces policy on AI prompts and model outputs; routes requests across LLM and SLM backends; and performs data‑leak prevention, prompt‑injection protection, semantic caching, telemetry export, and programmable processing via processors and a Python SDK for AI application and API traffic.

F5 AI Gateway

Brokers, inspects, and enforces policy on AI prompts and model outputs; routes requests across LLM and SLM backends; and performs data‑leak prevention, prompt‑injection protection, semantic caching, telemetry export, and programmable processing via processors and a Python SDK for AI application and API traffic.

F5 AI Gateway

Brokers, inspects, and enforces policy on AI prompts and model outputs; routes requests across LLM and SLM backends; and performs data‑leak prevention, prompt‑injection protection, semantic caching, telemetry export, and programmable processing via processors and a Python SDK for AI application and API traffic.

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Pricing Details

Freemium

Offers free tiers.

Freemium

Offers free tiers.

Freemium

Offers free tiers.

Per License

Charges per user, org, or access point.

Per License

Charges per user, org, or access point.

Per License

Charges per user, org, or access point.

Consumption-Based

Pay per token, API call, inference, etc.

Consumption-Based

Pay per token, API call, inference, etc.

Consumption-Based

Pay per token, API call, inference, etc.

Outcome-Based

Pay only when certain results or performance goals are achieved

Outcome-Based

Pay only when certain results or performance goals are achieved

Outcome-Based

Pay only when certain results or performance goals are achieved

Why are you here?

Are you spending time figuring out what F5 even does?

Are you spending time figuring out what F5 even does?

Is the business asking you to review the AI risk in F5

Is the business asking you to review the AI risk in F5

Do you know when F5 is updating its AI features?

Do you know when F5 is updating its AI features?

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AI Risk Intelligence

Why is AI risk important?

Even well-secured apps can leak data

Even well-secured apps can leak data

13%

of enterprises have suffered an AI-related security breach in the last year. These include AI-generated phishing and Malicious prompt injection.

$4.4M

average cost per incident - with indirect prompt injection and data leakage via LLMs now among the top attack vectors across industries.

Assessing and Monitoring AI Risk becomes crucial

threats are real, fast-evolving, and uniquely difficult to detect. Staying proactive ensures you catch vulnerabilities before they become costly breaches both fiscally and reputationally.

F5

Here are some facts about F5

Here are some facts about F5

#1

F5 was founded in 1996 in Seattle, Washington, and originally focused on application delivery controllers, most notably launching its BIG-IP load balancer in 1997, which became a cornerstone of its product portfolio.

#1

F5 was founded in 1996 in Seattle, Washington, and originally focused on application delivery controllers, most notably launching its BIG-IP load balancer in 1997, which became a cornerstone of its product portfolio.

#1

F5 was founded in 1996 in Seattle, Washington, and originally focused on application delivery controllers, most notably launching its BIG-IP load balancer in 1997, which became a cornerstone of its product portfolio.

#2

The company went public in June 1999, listing on the Nasdaq under the symbol FFIV, and experienced rapid growth, with its stock price rising over 1,000% within six months of its IPO.

#2

The company went public in June 1999, listing on the Nasdaq under the symbol FFIV, and experienced rapid growth, with its stock price rising over 1,000% within six months of its IPO.

#2

The company went public in June 1999, listing on the Nasdaq under the symbol FFIV, and experienced rapid growth, with its stock price rising over 1,000% within six months of its IPO.

#3

Today, F5 serves 48 of the Fortune 50 companies, providing application delivery, security, and multi-cloud management solutions, and has grown to employ approximately 6,600 people with annual revenues around $2.8 billion.

#3

Today, F5 serves 48 of the Fortune 50 companies, providing application delivery, security, and multi-cloud management solutions, and has grown to employ approximately 6,600 people with annual revenues around $2.8 billion.

#3

Today, F5 serves 48 of the Fortune 50 companies, providing application delivery, security, and multi-cloud management solutions, and has grown to employ approximately 6,600 people with annual revenues around $2.8 billion.

Impact

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Adherence to OWASP Top 10

Adherence to OWASP Top 10

Do they train on my data?

Do they train on my data?

Risk of Prompt Injection

Risk of Prompt Injection

Adherence to NIST

Adherence to NIST

Do they have Web Search?

Do they have Web Search?

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FAQ

Answers to your most common questions

Answers to your most common questions

What are the new AI security risks?

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What are the new AI security risks?

What industries do you specialize in?

How do I see how a vendor maps to the OWASP for LLM top 10

What are the new AI security risks?

What industries do you specialize in?

How do I see how a vendor maps to the OWASP for LLM top 10