It can be difficult to determine the different patterns between legitimate and unwanted traffic on your internet facing applications. By leveraging AWS WAF (Web Application Firewall), you can control the traffic at the edge and secure your architecture. Join Ben as he discusses strategies to protect your web applications and APIs against malicious bot traffic.
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