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When Serverless Defender is embedded in a function, it offers built-in web application firewall (WAF) capabilities, including protection against:
SQL injection (SQLi) attacks
Cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks
Command injection (CMDi) attacks
Local file system inclusion (LFI) attacks
Code injection attacks
Some protections are not available for WAAS serverless deployment.
Prerequisites: You already embedded Serverless Defender into your function.
Open Console and go to Defend > WAAS > Serverless.

Click Add rule.
Enter a rule name.
Choose the rule Scope by specifying the resource collection(s) to which it applies.
Collections define a combination of functions to which WAAS should attach itself to protect the web application:
Use pattern matching to precisely target your rule.

Select the protections to enable.

Select Alert or Prevent.
If necessary, adjust the Proxy timeout
The maximum duration in seconds for reading the entire request, including the body. A 500 error response is returned if a request is not read within the timeout period. For applications dealing with large files, adjusting the proxy timeout is necessary.
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