Lightning Talk: Use Wasm to Deploy WAF Deeper in the Service Mesh for Zero Trust and...
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Claims that WebAssembly plugins let a WAF run inside Envoy sidecars to enforce zero trust per-hop protection, using the Proxy-Wasm API and a WAF like Coraza compiled to Wasm (supports CRS 4). Shows request and response inspection, anomaly scoring, audit logs that say which rule and score caused a block, and discusses config updates via a gRPC rules stream (faster than full sidecar redeploy). Notes PCI DSS will require WAF by March 2025 and ~30% of mesh leaders request WAF.
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