Network and application protection on AWS
summary
Overview of concrete defenses and outcomes: AWS Firewall Manager centrally enforces WAF and Shield Advanced policies across CloudFront, ALB, API Gateway and Global Accelerator; Shield Advanced adds 24/7 SRT support, adaptive L3/L4 plus L7 via AWS WAF, and billing protection for scale. Bot Control measures show 65% bot traffic on average; a gaming customer’s incident uses WAF logging and the Shield Response Team to blacklist 4,000 IPs, add rules (no-cookie header) and drive 5xx errors and malicious requests to near zero.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 1:05Key themes in application protection
- 6:51Common security risks at the Edge
- 7:55AWS Firewall Manager overview
- 12:17Shield Advanced protection details
- 19:11AWS WAF features and updates
- 23:53Deployment models for protection
- 29:25Customer use case and outcomes
- 32:46Closing and survey
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