Google Cloud Armor is a WAF that can be used to protect your web applications and APIs.

It provides DDoS protection, helps mitigate OWASP Top 10 risks, and protects against other threats like SQL injection attacks. Use reCAPTCHA Enterprise for API authentication and authorization reCAP ...

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Use Apigee as a proxy layer to secure and protect your backend APIs.

Use Google Cloud Armor as a WAF layer along with Apigee. Use reCAPTCHA Enterprise for user authentication and authorization, which helps you avoid bots from accessing your application or API. You can ...

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Cloud CDN for caching Use Cloud CDN to cache your static content, which can help you reduce the load on your backend APIs.

This will also improve the performance of your web app and API. You could use Google Cloud Armor as a WAF layer along with Apigee to secure all these layers together https://t.co/O08TaLh5ky ...

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Use SSL certificates to secure the Docker API.

Limit access to trusted clients. Keep certificate keys safe and secret https://t.co/ulVA1Qs7ju ...

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Use parameterized statements, use prepared statements.

When handling input meant to be passed directly into the interpreter: Use strict mode for your language of choice (e.g. ES6 in NodeJS) and enable automatic type checking where possible (NodeJS has thi ...

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