AWS re:Inforce 2022 - Advanced protections against bots using AWS WAF (NIS303)

40 percent of website traffic is estimated to be generated by bots. Some of these bots are undesirable and could have a negative impact on your web application. Bots increase the cost of your infrastructure, might compromise its availability, and could damage your business with malicious activities such as credential stuffing. In this session, those who are familiar with AWS WAF can learn about its latest capabilities such as Bot Control, account takeover prevention, and CAPTCHA to protect against advanced bots. Join this session to dive into these capabilities, hear about configuration best practices, and learn about other techniques you can employ to fight bots, such as security automation.
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Thanks for the talk Tzoori.
A couple of suggestions:
1) Explain and demo one AMR at a time. Explaining two AMR's and then going back to demo both is confusing.
2) The demo of all the rules and the interactions/ordering was confusing. I think a picture explaining in advance what you were trying to accomplish would help a lot.