Create custom WAF rules directly from the Firewall tab
Users can now create custom WAF rules directly from the Firewall dashboard by selecting a traffic parameter and generating an editable draft rule that is immediately propagated across the global network. This feature is available to all users at no additional cost.
You can now create directly from the chart displayed on the Firewall tab of the Vercel dashboard.custom WAF rules
When viewing your traffic grouped by a parameter (like IP address, user agent, or request path), you can now select "Create Custom Rule" within the actions menu of any displayed time series. This automatically generates an editable draft of the custom WAF rule that matches the selected parameter.
Once the WAF rule is saved and published, it's immediately propagated across our global network.
This feature is available to all users across all plans at no additional cost.
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