In today’s hyperconnected world of business, it has become critical for an organization to be able to respond and adapt quickly to disruptions or significant unplanned changes that could threaten its operations, digital assets, brand, or reputation.

While many organizations have a digital resilience strategy in place, widespread outages such as the recent CrowdStrike, Azure and Akamai incidents leave many enterprises including government concerned about disruptions to mission critical applications, essential public services and critical information infrastructure.

That’s why global resiliency is important in the digital economy of today – and tomorrow.

Global resiliency refers to the ability to withstand, adapt and recover from global infrastructure failures and cyber-attacks – by harnessing the power and value of the cloud.

As organizations increasingly adopt AI and edge computing to power intelligent applications and workflows, efficient and secure AI inferencing and AI training become critical. Low latency and high performance have become crucial in AI powered applications due to data gravity. We need to strike a balance between optimizing and accelerating AI model inferencing and training, while providing robust traffic management for resiliency and security. 

It’s not just about managing technology. A sound global resiliency strategy must also take into account people and process.

You are warmly invited to a by-invitation-only CXO dinner roundtable discussion with F5 and CybersecAsia to explore the challenges and opportunities as we re-examine global infra and cyber resiliency in light of the global multicloud environment we operate in.