ModSecurity Web Application Firewall on Azure Websites
Microsoft Azure Websites now supports ModSecurity web application firewall for your websites. Author custom application firewall rules or consume commercial rules to protect your web application...
View ArticleDiagnosing Issues with ModSecurity in Azure Websites
In the previous post ,we talked about using ModSecurity in Azure Websites. ModSecurity rules and configuration can get quite complex, especially if you are copying pieces from external sources....
View ArticleHow to Disable SSL 3.0 in Azure Websites, Roles, and Virtual Machines
Microsoft recently released Security Advisory 3009008 to help address a vulnerability in SSL 3.0. This is an industry-wide vulnerability affecting the SSL 3.0 protocol and is not specific to any...
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Using Certificates in Azure Websites Applications
If you have an application on Azure Websites that requires the use of a certificate, you can upload your certificate to the certificates collection in Azure Websites and consume it in your web...
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Intermediate TLS certificates for Azure App Service Web Apps
We have just introduced the ability to let customers configure intermediate certificates for their TLS/SSL endpoint in Azure App Service Web Apps. There have been a few customer asks about this, like...
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Web Vulnerability Scanning for Azure App Service powered by Tinfoil Security
We’re excited to announce that web vulnerability scanning powered by Tinfoil Security is now available for Azure App Services! This will enable you to scan your Azure Web Apps and help secure your web...
View ArticleEnabling Client Certificate Authentication for an Azure Web App
We previously discussed how to use certificates in Azure Web Apps to perform things like outbound client certificate authentication but you didn't have the ability to enable in-bound client certificate...
View ArticleConfiguring Barracuda Web Application Firewall for Azure App Service Environment
Azure App Service Environments gives customers an environment with greater isolation and scaling characteristics for their applications. To improve security for your App Service Environment we have...
View ArticleAzure App Service improves Node.js and PHP developer experience
In March 2015, Azure App Service entered general availability with the goal of making it easier for developers to do cool things in the cloud. This Platform as a Service (PaaS) for web and mobile...
View ArticleApp Service on Linux now supports Containers and ASP.NET Core
In September, 2016 we announced the preview of Azure App Service on Linux making it easier for PHP and Node.js developers to run their web applications natively on Linux and thus making it easier to...
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