AWS includes open-source Suricata for stateful inspection with Network Firewall service
Enhanced network security for AWS virtual private cloud – while Microsoft previews Azure Firewall Premium Updated AWS has announced Network Firewall, a new service drawing on the open-source Suricata project.…
Date: 2020-11-19
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