Google Cloud Armor
How Cloud Armor really works: security policies that run in Google's front ends, backend vs edge vs network edge policies, first-match rule order and preview mode, the OWASP rule sets and their tuning, throttle vs rate-based ban, Adaptive Protection, and Standard vs Enterprise.
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