Our retail application is vulnerable to a lot of bot attacks. AWS WAF helps mitigate different kinds of bot attacks and SQL injection that happen within the retail industry.

Due to security concerns or reasons, I recommend others to use AWS WAF and control the requests from multiple countries from a hacking point of view.

WAF filters based on IPs. If hackers try to insert bugs, the tool blocks it.

The ease of deployment of the product is valuable to me. AWS WAF might be one of the easiest WAFs that can be deployed. The only constraint is that our application must be running in AWS.

The web solution effectively protects from vulnerabilities and cyber attacks. 

The solution is menu driven and operates with no coding.

It is easy to manage and use the solution. 

The most important aspect for us is that AWS WAF is easy to deploy. The ease of implementation, ease of management, and flexibility are great. We like the potential for pay as you grow as you have instant deployment, infrastructure as a code, or any other automation tools that can leverage these deployments. The most important thing for us is that it stays flexible and scalable. That is true not only with WAF but with all the cloud services where you can provision any product in minutes. 

With the cloud, you have these integrated tools that provide a single glass pane. 

You have automation, ease of export, or ease of seeing the logs and exporting to a SIEM; these aspects are also great. The agility is great for us in terms of cloud services in general.

Usually, if we're talking about standard WAF, this is easy to deploy and is good at protecting low to medium applications.

Rule groups are valuable. We use it for DDoS. We do customizations with the help of Managed Rules in AWS. We use AWS WAF’s API to automate security tasks. The rule creation is similar to automation. We have enough understanding of how things work. It’s been one year since we have automated the tasks.

What I like best about AWS WAF is that it's a simple tool, so I could understand the basics of AWS WAF in two to three hours. From the start, I know its purpose and its use case.

AWS WAF also has documentation. It's a user-friendly tool, and it's easy to know how to block the IPs and endpoints.

Custom rules are valuable to us. We have country-specific rules that we apply. The solution meets all our requirements. We never had a problem with the tool. The interface is good. We never had downtime. The solution does its job.

The product’s availability, ease of configuration, and documentation are valuable.

I believe the most impressive features are integration and ease of use. The best part of AWS WAF is the cloud-native WAF integration. There aren't any hidden deployments or hidden infrastructure which we have to maintain to have AWS WAF. AWS maintains everything; all we have to do is click the button, and WAF will be activated. Any packet coming through the internet will be filtered through. 

The addition of managed tools that help us create customizable rules. In case we want to block a particular request, we can make use of those rules.

AWS WAF is very easy to use and configure on AWS. It is easy to make rules and very fast to set it up on AWS.

The most valuable feature is that it is very easy to configure. It just takes a couple of minutes. 

AWS WAF is a firewall we use from time to time in my company.

The ability to take multiple data sets and match those data sets together is the solution's most valuable feature. The data lake that comes with it is very useful because that allows us to match data sets with different configurations that we wouldn't normally be able to match.

The AI functionality and the machine learning are very good.

The most valuable feature is the ability to use the product to enhance security in deploying web applications.  

The solution's price is affordable compared to Fastly.

AWS WAF is a great solution. We can host any DB or application on the solution.

AWS WAF is something that someone from a cloud background or cloud security background leverages. If they want to natively use a solution in the cloud, AWS WAF comes in handy. It's very useful for that, and the way we can fine-tune the WAF rules is also nice.

The customizable features are good. For example, we can write our own rules and match character and size limits.

We do not have to maintain the solution. Amazon maintains the product.

The solution allows us to set up rules for blocking malicious requests. We can configure a pool of such sources and choose what to do (allow/block/count) when a request comes from them.

The most valuable feature of the solution is the ability to integrate central sets. It protects from intrusion attacks such as scripting and SQL injections. 

The most valuable feature is the capability to limit access based on geographical location by restricting specific IP addresses.

The stability of AWS WAF is valuable.

The most valuable feature of AWS WAF is the extra layer of security that I have when connecting to my web applications.

I like the scalability, as it provides platform, infrastructure and software as a service. These are the best features. When it comes to the API Gateway, such as Amazon Web Application Framework, the web application will be protected by all industry standard security aspects. We are talking about encryption, firewalls, SSL and TLS. Basically, all web exploit policies and rules will be applied, so that one's web or mobile app can be highly secured.

In terms of hosting the instances, the solution takes care of all necessary scaling to ensure that the application load is balanced. The horizontal or vertical scaling can be automatically removed. As such, AWS provides many services and features. 

The access instruction feature is the most valuable. This is what we use the most.

The best features are the security firewall and the features that protect against database injections or scripting, and against overall OWASP top 10, but I have concerns about the cloud front which doesn't handle bot attacks properly, so it's not as effective as I would like it to be.

We preferred the product based on its cost. AWS WAF is an out-of-the-box solution and integrates with the AWS services that we use. It's natively integrated with AWS. 

We haven't had any issues with the solution so far.

The pricing of the product is very good. They make it very reasonable and it's very easy to afford.

Their technical support has been quite good.

The performance is excellent. It's reliable.

We've found the solution to be quite stable.

The simple configuration and the scalability have been most valuable. We are able to scale across all of our different AWS instances.

The most valuable features are the geo-restriction denials and the web ACL.

I enjoy using it because it is very easy.

Also, it's quite efficient.

All the features are good. AWS Lambda and S3 are valuable tools. We have to use these tools when we build applications.

The most valuable feature is the security, making sure that files are protected, preventing unauthorized users from accessing the system. These are the best.

As a basic WAF, it's better than having nothing. So if you need something simple out of the box with default features, AWS WAF is good.

The most valuable feature is the way it blocks threats to external applications.

There are two models. One is, you can use the free services which you can download from the AWS website. There is also a paid version, where you can go for individual vendors, like Impala, Fortinet, and different vendors, which helps you to attain the top end web application security. It helps them to update the security patches, etc.

AWS has flexibility in terms of WAF rules. Users can choose from using a free service, which you can do from your own end, or a third-party vendor if you want to as well by choosing a paid version. WAF rules can be managed either by your own self or you can go for a third party.

The best thing with the solution is there is no hard and fast route and when I go for AWS. It's not a monopoly environment.

• It's simple, easy to use.
• Integration.

Fast deployment and auto-manage are the most valuable aspects of the solution. The auto-manage primarily reacts and has to do all the little things like putting in the ACL, etc. 

The most valuable feature is the scalability because it automatically scales up or scales down as per our requirements.

The best part about it is that it is a cloud solution.  

The most valuable aspect is that it protects our code. It's a bit difficult to overwrite code in our application. It also protects against threats. It's important to protect the code against the threats on the internet. It redirects any threat, any attack, to a Fail2ban mechanism.

The most valuable features of AWS WAF are its cloud-native and on-demand.

Any customer can leverage AWS WAF immediately, it has a basic set of rules that are available.

The customized billing is the most valuable feature.

The most valuable feature is that it is integrated with other AWS services.

Protection and WAF.

AWS WAF has a lot of integrated features and services. For example, there are security services that can be integrated very well for our customers.