Using the Next-Gen WAF
These articles provide information about working with the Next-Gen WAF web interface.
Often the server being protected is behind a load balancer or other proxy. In this case, the server will see this load balancer or proxy IP…
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Header links facilitate cross-referencing Next-Gen WAF data with your own internal systems via a hyperlink. We currently support linking…
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The advanced client-side detections feature allows you to detect sophisticated bots that leverage headless browsers such as headless Chrome…
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These articles describe how to set the Agent mode (also known as Protection mode) on the Next-Gen WAF agent.
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These articles describe how to set custom agent response codes on the Next-Gen WAF agent.
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These articles describe how we store and make available request and response data via the web interface and API.
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These articles explain how to work with integrations to notify you about activity within your corps (also known as accounts) and sites (also known as workspaces).
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