Ensuring the security of your website is essential, as compromised sites can mislead users or even steal their information. Google Cloud Armor is a tool designed to protect websites by blocking malicious traffic and preventing common attacks.
What is Google Cloud Armor?
Google Cloud Armor is a firewall that acts as a shield for websites, routing traffic through a layer of security to detect and block harmful activities. It safeguards against various attacks, including:
- Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attacks: Large-scale attacks aimed at overwhelming the website’s server.
- SQL Injections: Attempts to manipulate a website’s database through insecure inputs.
- Brute Force Attacks: Automated, high-frequency login attempts to gain unauthorized access.
How to Set Up Google Cloud Armor
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Log in to Your Domain Provider’s Account
- Access the website where you purchased your domain.
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Update the A Record
- For each domain, modify the A record to the following IP address:
- 34.149.86.124
- For each domain, modify the A record to the following IP address:
For more guidance on domain configuration, refer to the additional information here.
Using Google Cloud Armor can help you keep your website secure, protecting both your data and your visitors.