AnyX Guide Topic: firewall
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Policy Based Access Control By Subnet
Read more: Policy Based Access Control By SubnetAugment identity-based security with policy-based access control by subnet. Learn to allow or deny access based on specific IP addresses or ranges.
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Site Firewall Configuration
Read more: Site Firewall ConfigurationRestrictive firewalls (e.g. Palo Alto SSL) may filter by SNI (hostname) in outbound direction and break Signup. See how to configure.
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Geo-Location-Based Access Control
Read more: Geo-Location-Based Access ControlIt i possible to allow/deny access to individual resources based on the country their inbound IP is coming from.
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Content Security Policy
Read more: Content Security PolicyContent-Security-Policy is a set of headers to protect your application from malicious content in objects, scripts, images, frames, etc.
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Firewall rules
Read more: Firewall rulesFirewall Rules Web (HTTP) Firewall Setup Firewall Rules Identity is “who” a user is. Authentication is how a user “proves” their Identity Authorisation is “what” a user is allowed to do. In the AnyX platform this is implemented via a set of firewall rules. For web applications, these have many options (method, path, body, who,…
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Web Application Security
Read more: Web Application SecurityThe Agilicus AnyX Web Application Firewall can be used to apply a set of Content-Security, XSS, CSRF rules to a proxied web application.
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Signup: Firewall Configuration
Read more: Signup: Firewall ConfigurationRestrictive firewalls (e.g. Palo Alto SSL) may filter by SNI (hostname) in outbound direction and break Signup. See how to configure.