Azure Application Gateway
31 TopicsAzure WAF’s Bot Manager 1.1 and JavaScript Challenge: Navigating the Bot Threat Terrain
Discover how Azure WAF’s Bot Manager 1.1 and the JavaScript Challenge elevate your bot protection strategy. In this blog, we explore how these advanced features in Azure Front Door and Application Gateway provide a robust defense against malicious bots while ensuring legitimate traffic flows smoothly. Learn how to fine-tune your web application’s security to safeguard against evolving bot threats without compromising on performance.6.5KViews2likes0CommentsIntroducing the Application Gateway WAF Triage Workbook
The new "Application Gateway WAF Triage" workbook is free of charge and it provides a convenient way to triage WAF events and identify false positives. It gives you the insights you need to better fine-tune your WAF policy.25KViews6likes34CommentsIndependent Configuration of Size Enforcement and Inspection Limits in Application Gateway WAF
Explore how the latest update to Azure's Application Gateway WAF enhances your security options by allowing independent configuration of size enforcement and inspection limits. This blog delves into the flexible security adjustments you can make to meet the specific needs of your applications, ensuring robust protection against a variety of threats while maintaining optimal performance. Learn how to navigate these new features for an improved security management experience.1.9KViews1like0CommentsGetting Started with Azure WAF REST API for Application Gateway: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to create, update, and delete Azure WAF Policies for Application Gateway using REST API. We'll cover how to build and apply different configurations to customize an Azure WAF Policy to suit your needs.3.3KViews2likes0CommentsNavigating Azure WAF Exclusions
Exclusions in Azure WAF (Web Application Firewall) are a critical feature that allows administrators to fine-tune security rules by specifying elements that should not be evaluated by WAF rules. This capability is essential for reducing false positives and ensuring that legitimate traffic flows unimpeded. Exclusions are designed to fine-tune the WAF’s sensitivity, allowing legitimate traffic to pass through while maintaining robust security measures. They are particularly useful in scenarios where certain request attributes, such as specific cookie values or query strings, are known to be safe but might trigger WAF rules due to their content or structure.13KViews2likes0Comments