If you’re at AWS re:Inforce 2023, come see me to talk all things security at booth #147.
Cloudflare at AWS re:Inforce 2023
Cloudflare at AWS re:Inforce 2023
Posted in AWS re:Inforce 2023, Cloudflare, Cloudflare, Cloudflare, Networking, Security, Tech Events, Technology, Technology, Virtualization and Cloud Computing
Tagged API Gateway, AppSec, AWS, AWS re:Invent, AWS re:Invent 2023, Cloudflare, Cloudflare API Gateway, Cloudflare Bot Management, Cloudflare WAF, Cloudflare Zero Trust, security, WAF, zero-trust
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RSA Cloudflare Booth: See Cloudflare API Gateway discover and secure APIs live
Cloudflare API Gateway Providing Discovery, Visibility, Security, and Management for API Endpoints
Coming up on the last day of RSA 2023. Interested in API Security? Come see me at Cloudflare booth S-960/South Expo. See live how Cloudflare API Gateway uses Machine Learning to automatically discover API endpoints, and provides visibility and security around sensitive data exposure, volumetric abuse, API schema non-compliance, API sequences and more!
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Posted in Cloudflare, Cloudflare, Cloudflare, Networking, RSA 2023, Security, Tech Events, Technology, Virtualization and Cloud Computing
Tagged API, API Discovery, API Gateway, API Management, API Security, API Sequences, API visibility, APIs, Cloudflare, Cloudflare API Gateway, Cloudflare API Sequences, Cloudflare Machine Learning, Cloudflare WAF, demo, demos, machine learning, ML, RSA, RSA 2023, security, Security Analytics, WAF
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RSA Cloudflare Booth: See Cloudflare Bot Management block malicious bot attacks live
Cloudflare Bot Management Detecting and Blocking a Malicious Bot
Attending #RSA and looking to solve a #bot problem? Come see a demo at #Cloudflare booth S-960 in South Expo to see an attack stopped in its tracks. See how Cloudflare Bot Management uses layered detection to identify and stop malicious bots. Cloudflare assigns a bot score to all requests which can be used in Cloudflare WAF rules for granular policies/control.
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Tagged Bot Analytics, Bot Management, Bot Score, Cloudflare, Cloudflare Bot Analytics, Cloudflare Bot Management, Cloudflare Bot Score, Cloudflare Machine Learning, Cloudflare WAF, demo, demos, machine learning, Malicious Bot, ML, RSA, RSA 2023, security, Security Analytics, WAF
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RSA Cloudflare Booth: See Cloudflare WAF stop SQLi, XSS, RCE, attacks and malicious file uploads live
Cloudflare WAF in Action – Custom Rules with WAF Attack Score and Bot Score
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Posted in Cloudflare, Cloudflare, Cloudflare, Networking, RSA 2023, Security, Tech Events, Technology, Virtualization and Cloud Computing
Tagged Cloudflare, Cloudflare Machine Learning, Cloudflare Uploaded Content Scanning, Cloudflare WAF, Cloudflare WAF Attack Score, Cross Site Scripting, Cross Site Scripting Attack, machine learning, malicious file, malicious file uploads, ML, RCE, Remote Code Execution, Remote Code Execution Attack, RSA, RSA 2023, security, Security Analytics, SQL injection, SQLi, Uploaded Content Scanning, WAF, WAF Attack Score, XSS
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Come see me at RSA Cloudflare Booth to talk all things security!
At RSA 2023? Come see me at RSA Cloudflare booth S-960 in South Expo to see and talk Cloudflare WAF, API Gateway, Bot Management, DDoS, Client Side Security, Sensitive Data Detection, and all things security! See attacks in action and stooped live! Continue reading
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Tagged API, API Gateway, API Security, APIs, bot, Bot Management, bots, Cloudflare, Cloudflare API Gateway, Cloudflare Bot Management, Cloudflare Machine Learning, Cloudflare Uploaded Content Scanning, Cloudflare WAF, Cloudflare WAF Attack Score, Cross Site Scripting, Cross Site Scripting Attack, demo, demos, machine learning, malicious file, malicious file uploads, ML, RCE, Remote Code Execution, Remote Code Execution Attack, RSA 2023, security, Security Analytics, SQL injection, SQLi, Uploaded Content Scanning, WAF, WAF Attack Score, XSS
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Cloudflare Cache Reserve Walkthrough and Demo [Video]
Many organizations store large, infrequently changing assets like videos, images or large binary files on cloud provider networks for easy access. Unfortunately, any time an asset is fetched from the origin server, many cloud providers charge an egress fee. These egress fees can quickly add up and become a significant cost.
In this video I walk through how easy is is to onboard to Cloudflare CDN and how Cloudflare’s Cache Reserve helps minimize unnecessary egress fees by reducing origin egress and optimizing cache hit ratios. Watch directly below or on the Cloudflare YouTube channel here.
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Posted in Applications, Cloudflare, Cloudflare, Network Architecture, Networking, Technology, Tips & Tricks, Virtualization and Cloud Computing
Tagged ahmed, Argo Tiered Cache, cache, Cache Reserve, caching, CDN, Cloudflare, Cloudflare Cache, Cloudflare Cache Reserve, egress fees, humair, Humair Ahmed, Tiered Cache
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Cache Reserve: Eliminating the Creeping Costs of Egress Fees [Video]
Checkout the below video on how Cloudflare via Cache Reserve can help minimize egress fees many cloud providers charge. I also show a demo and walk through features/capabilities. Watch directly below or on the DevOpsTV YouTube channel here.
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Posted in Applications, Cloudflare, Cloudflare, Cloudflare Webinars, Network Architecture, Networking, Technology, Tips & Tricks, Virtualization and Cloud Computing
Tagged ahmed, Argo Tiered Cache, cache, Cache Reserve, caching, CDN, Cloudflare, Cloudflare Cache, Cloudflare Cache Reserve, egress fees, humair, Humair Ahmed, Tiered Cache, Webinar
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Cloudflare Webinar – Cache Reserve: Eliminating the Creeping Costs of Egress Fees
Cloudflare Cache Reserve helps get closer to 100% hit ratio while cutting down on unnecessary egress fees for content hosted on other clouds! Join me on Thursday, March 23, 2023 for a technical walkthrough of how Cloudflare CDN and Cache Reserve can help maximize savings and optimize performance. Register here.
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Tagged ahmed, Argo Tiered Cache, cache, Cache Reserve, caching, CDN, Cloudflare, Cloudflare Cache, Cloudflare Cache Reserve, egress fees, humair, Humair Ahmed, Tiered Cache, Webinar
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Cloudflare Webinar with Forrester – Better APIs for better business: realities of API security
There has been a rapid growth of APIs over the last several years, and APIs have become a core component of many organizations business model. Join us on February 28th, 2023 to learn about key API security risks and protections to be considered for APIs.
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Posted in Cloudflare, Cloudflare, Cloudflare, Cloudflare Webinars, Networking, Security, Technology, Virtualization and Cloud Computing
Tagged ahmed, anomaly detection, anomaly detection alerts, API, API Analytics, API Anomaly Detection, API Discovery, API endpoints, API Latency, API Performance, API Security, API Shield, Cloudflare, Cloudflare API Analytics, Cloudflare API Anomaly Detection, Cloudflare API Endpoint Management, Cloudflare API Endpoint OpenAPI Schema Export, Cloudflare API Gateway, Cloudflare API Latency, Cloudflare API Performance, Cloudflare API rate Limiting, Cloudflare API Security, Cloudflare API Shield, Cloudflare MTLS, Cloudflare OpenAPI Schema Export, humair, Humair Ahmed, mtls, OpenAPI, OpenAPI Schema, positive security model, Rate Limiting, schema validation, sensitive data protection, volumetric abuse protection
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Python Tkinter/TK Library for Quick User Interfaces
Quite a while back, I used to use Tkinter/TK library quite often. Here’s a blog I wrote back in 2012 showcasing a XenServer client that connects to a Citrix XenServer or XenServer pool; the client can also perform management tasks and provides some advanced monitoring features. I create the UI for this app by leveraging the Tkinter/Tk library. Lately, I’ve written a few small utilities for different purposes and found Tkinter handy to quickly get up and going with a few buttons that perform some function when clicked. I wasn’t trying to be fancy in this case; just a basic UI shell I could quickly leverage and incorporate as a foundation for other small utilities. I went ahead and published it on Github for anyone just getting started, and below is the link to the code and a brief description. Continue reading
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