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Security Automations for AWS WAF automatically deploys a set of AWS WAF (web application firewall) rules that filter common web-based attacks. You can select from preconfigured protective features that define the rules included in an AWS WAF web access control list (ACL). Once deployed, AWS WAF protects your Amazon CloudFront distributions or Application Load Balancers by inspecting web requests.
You can use AWS WAF to create custom, application-specific rules that block attack patterns to help ensure application availability, secure resources, and prevent excessive resource consumption.
This AWS Solution supports the latest version of the AWS WAF (AWS WAFV2) service API.
Benefits
Automatic WAF rules configuration
Automatically launch and configure the AWS WAF settings and protective features that you choose to include during initial deployment by using the AWS CloudFormation template.
Log analysis
Activate AWS CloudFormation to provision an Amazon Athena query and a scheduled AWS Lambda function responsible for orchestrating Athena, processing result output, and updating AWS WAF.
Build your own monitoring dashboard
Build a customized dashboard to visualize Amazon CloudWatch metrics emitted by this solution, and gain insights into the pattern of attacks and protection provided by AWS WAF.
F. HTTP flood This component helps protect against attacks that consist of a large number of requests from a particular IP address, such as a web-layer distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks or a brute-force login attempt. You can set a quota that defines the maximum number of incoming requests allowed from a single IP address within a default five-minute period.
G. Scanners and probes This component parses application access logs searching for suspicious behavior, such as an abnormal amount of errors generated by an origin. It then blocks those suspicious source IP addresses for a customer-defined period of time.
H. IP reputation lists This component is the IP Lists ParserAWS Lambda function, which checks third-party IP reputation lists hourly for new ranges to block.
I. Bad bot This component automatically sets up a honeypot, which is a security mechanism intended to lure and deflect an attempted attack.
A. AWS managed rules This set of AWS Managed Rules provides protection against exploitation of a wide range of common application vulnerabilities or other unwanted traffic.
B. & C. Manual IP lists This component creates two specific AWS WAF rules that allow you to manually insert IP addresses that you want to allow or deny. You can also configure IP retention and remove expired IP addresses from these IP lists.
D. & E. SQL injection and XSS The solution configures two AWS WAF rules that are designed to protect against common SQL injection or XSS patterns in the URI, query string, or body of a request.
F. HTTP flood This component helps protect against attacks that consist of a large number of requests from a particular IP address, such as a web-layer distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks or a brute-force login attempt. You can set a quota that defines the maximum number of incoming requests allowed from a single IP address within a default five-minute period.
G. Scanners and probes This component parses application access logs searching for suspicious behavior, such as an abnormal amount of errors generated by an origin. It then blocks those suspicious source IP addresses for a customer-defined period of time.
H. IP reputation lists This component is the IP Lists ParserAWS Lambda function, which checks third-party IP reputation lists hourly for new ranges to block.
I. Bad bot This component automatically sets up a honeypot, which is a security mechanism intended to lure and deflect an attempted attack.
A. AWS managed rules This set of AWS Managed Rules provides protection against exploitation of a wide range of common application vulnerabilities or other unwanted traffic.
B. & C. Manual IP lists This component creates two specific AWS WAF rules that allow you to manually insert IP addresses that you want to allow or deny. You can also configure IP retention and remove expired IP addresses from these IP lists.
D. & E. SQL injection and XSS The solution configures two AWS WAF rules that are designed to protect against common SQL injection or XSS patterns in the URI, query string, or body of a request.
F. HTTP flood This component helps protect against attacks that consist of a large number of requests from a particular IP address, such as a web-layer distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks or a brute-force login attempt. You can set a quota that defines the maximum number of incoming requests allowed from a single IP address within a default five-minute period.
F. HTTP flood This component helps protect against attacks that consist of a large number of requests from a particular IP address, such as a web-layer distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks or a brute-force login attempt. You can set a quota that defines the maximum number of incoming requests allowed from a single IP address within a default five-minute period.
G. Scanners and probes This component parses application access logs searching for suspicious behavior, such as an abnormal amount of errors generated by an origin. It then blocks those suspicious source IP addresses for a customer-defined period of time.
H. IP reputation lists This component is the IP Lists ParserAWS Lambda function, which checks third-party IP reputation lists hourly for new ranges to block.
I. Bad bot This component automatically sets up a honeypot, which is a security mechanism intended to lure and deflect an attempted attack.
A. AWS managed rules This set of AWS Managed Rules provides protection against exploitation of a wide range of common application vulnerabilities or other unwanted traffic.
B. & C. Manual IP lists This component creates two specific AWS WAF rules that allow you to manually insert IP addresses that you want to allow or deny. You can also configure IP retention and remove expired IP addresses from these IP lists.
D. & E. SQL injection and XSS The solution configures two AWS WAF rules that are designed to protect against common SQL injection or XSS patterns in the URI, query string, or body of a request.
F. HTTP flood This component helps protect against attacks that consist of a large number of requests from a particular IP address, such as a web-layer distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks or a brute-force login attempt. You can set a quota that defines the maximum number of incoming requests allowed from a single IP address within a default five-minute period.
G. Scanners and probes This component parses application access logs searching for suspicious behavior, such as an abnormal amount of errors generated by an origin. It then blocks those suspicious source IP addresses for a customer-defined period of time.
H. IP reputation lists This component is the IP Lists ParserAWS Lambda function, which checks third-party IP reputation lists hourly for new ranges to block.
I. Bad bot This component automatically sets up a honeypot, which is a security mechanism intended to lure and deflect an attempted attack.
A. AWS managed rules This set of AWS Managed Rules provides protection against exploitation of a wide range of common application vulnerabilities or other unwanted traffic.
B. & C. Manual IP lists This component creates two specific AWS WAF rules that allow you to manually insert IP addresses that you want to allow or deny. You can also configure IP retention and remove expired IP addresses from these IP lists.
D. & E. SQL injection and XSS The solution configures two AWS WAF rules that are designed to protect against common SQL injection or XSS patterns in the URI, query string, or body of a request.
F. HTTP flood This component helps protect against attacks that consist of a large number of requests from a particular IP address, such as a web-layer distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks or a brute-force login attempt. You can set a quota that defines the maximum number of incoming requests allowed from a single IP address within a default five-minute period.
Getting Started with AWS Security, Identity, and Compliance
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Digital advertising company Peach has a large digital footprint but historically has not been at high risk for cyberattacks. But when it noticed an uptick in attacks, the company knew it needed to take further steps to protect its systems.
So Peach turned to AWS for a solution, and now Peach not only blocks cyberattacks but also deters them—reducing needless service slowdowns and boosting customer confidence.