AWS WAF Bot and Fraud Control RuleGroup are now available in the UAE region (https://lnkd.in/dTFCQcTQ). Both advanced rules in AWS WAF are already available on CloudFront, which can point to any backend, hosted within an AWS region or on prem. This is the most recommended way to deploy AWS WAF to protect web applications. However, some customers use other proxies, or simply do not have the possibility to use a CDN, so they implement AWS WAF on their regional resources such as Application Load Balancers. For such customers, they can now benefit from the the advanced capabilities of AWS WAF if their backends are hosted in the UAE AWS region. Please share it with your friends, professionals in cybersecurity, and follow me for more similar news from AWS. #aws #waf #cybersecurity #botnet #botcontrol #fraud
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🔒⏰ Tick-tock, techies! Amazon Web Services is waving the MFA wand and shaking things up. 💫 Are you ready to bid adieu to the old ways and embrace the passkey revolution? Let's dive in! 🔑💥 🔥 The heat is on! Amazon Web Services is turning up the security dial by making MFA mandatory for select users. It's not just a trend – it's the new cool! 😎 #ainews #automatorsolutions 🚀 Why settle for a one-trick pony when you can have multi-factor authentication's superhero cape by your side? Say goodbye to passwords as we know them and greet a new era of security! 🦸♂️🔐 📈 The digital battle is real. As cyber threats evolve faster than trends in tech, MFA is stepping up to the plate to keep our digital fortresses secure. Show those hackers it's game over before the game even starts! 💪💻 💡 Time to flex those cybersecurity muscles! With MFA taking center stage, it's not just a sugary security treat – it's the main course in the realm of data protection. Bon appétit, hackers! 🍽🛡 🔮 The crystal ball speaks – MFA is just the beginning. As the tech landscape continues to shape-shift, staying ahead of the curve is no longer optional – it's the golden ticket to the cybersecurity kingdom. Who's ready to rule? 🏰🔒 🔗 Join the conversation! Share your thoughts on the MFA wave – is it a tech tsunami or a cool breeze of change? Let your voice be heard in the ever-evolving symphony of cybersecurity! 🗣💬 Ready or not, MFA is here to stay. Embrace the passkey power and ride the cybersecurity wave like the tech-savvy superhero you are! 🦸♀️💥 #ainews #automatorsolutions Let's lock arms (and data) in this epic quest for security supremacy! Who's in? 🛡🚀 #GameChanger #CybersecurityHeroes #CyberSecurityAINews ----- Original Publish Date: 2024-06-17 04:30
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