Rules
These articles describe how to work with rules.
Rules are configurations that outline how the Next-Gen WAF should handle requests that meet defined condition sets. You can create rules at…
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From the Requests page , you can convert individual requests into pre-populated rules, enabling you to take action on similar requests. To…
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When creating rules, you define the conditions that requests must meet in order for the WAF to take action (e.g., allow or block matching…
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Sites (also known as workspaces) can be set up to send dynamic, interactive, or non-interactive challenges to clients and those challenges…
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Lists allow you to create and maintain sets of data for use when creating rules . For example, you could create a list of prohibited…
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IMPORTANT: To help defend your web applications from Account Takeover (ATO) attacks (e.g., credential stuffing ), you can add rules that…
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Advanced rate limiting rules are a type of threshold configuration that places a cap on how often an individual client can send requests…
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Request rules allow you to define arbitrary conditions that requests must meet in order for the WAF to take action and the actions the WAF…
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A signal exclusion rule prevents requests with a particular pattern from being tagged with a specific system signal . You can use signal…
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