F5 showcased new enterprise AI security capabilities aligned with the Omani government’s National Programme for Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Digital Technologies at two dedicated customer events in Muscat.
The first event, F5 Academy Oman, provided customers with dedicated training on F5’s solutions. The second, F5 Technology Showcase with Otech, brought together ODP customers and partners to discuss the cybersecurity and application delivery landscape, and how organisations can improve their cybersecurity posture as they adopt AI and cloud technologies.
Throughout both engagements, F5 emphasised how AI systems now operate with more access, autonomy, and speed than ever before, creating new risks for security teams and business leaders. At the same time, employees are adopting unauthorised tools and unsanctioned integrations, creating shadow AI footprints that most security teams cannot see, let alone govern.
According to F5’s 2026 State of Application Strategy (SOAS) Report, 88% of organisations reported at least one AI-related operational or security challenge.
Recent F5 portfolio developments in the spotlight included the F5 AI Security Platform, which gives organisations continuous visibility, governance, and protection across enterprise AI applications, models, agents, and the APIs connecting them.
Through a continuous, adaptive loop approach to discovering, testing, governing and protecting enterprise AI workloads, the platform extends F5’s Application Delivery and Security Platform (ADSP) strategy to enterprise AI.
The F5 AI Security Platform will continually evolve to support customer needs. Recent integrations include the enhanced F5 AI Gateway, which seamlessly enforces policies on every AI request. This gives enterprises a unified control plane to govern how AI models, agents, and tools are accessed and used, while optimising the economics of AI at scale.
F5 also used the events to officially announce the upcoming availability of F5 Workforce AI Security within the platform. A new agentless offering, it gives organisations visibility and policy control across workforce AI activity, including employee AI use and actions taken by agents on users’ behalf.
“The F5 AI Security Platform gives organisations in Oman continuous control over every model, agent, and API, wherever the AI runs,” said Sami Saber, Regional Sales Manager and Oman Country Manager, F5. “As Oman accelerates its adoption of AI through initiatives such as the National Programme for Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Digital Technologies, strong security and governance will be essential to ensuring these technologies can be adopted safely and at scale. We believe this technology will bring substantial benefits to organisations as they continue to support the digital and AI goals of Oman Vision 2040.”
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