The size and volume of internet-based attacks continues to grow exponentially. From DDoS, bad bots, and fraud to data exfiltration and infrastructure vulnerabilities to new generative AI-specific attacks, having strong defense in depth for your internet-facing workloads is critical to keep services running and protect sensitive data. Come learn about the latest innovations from Google Cloud’s Cross-Cloud Network to protect workloads hosted in any cloud, on-premises, or colocation facility. Updates will cover Google Cloud Armor, reCAPTCHA Enterprise, Model Armor, and Apigee.

Cloud Armor brings the global scale of Google’s network and industry-leading machine learning techniques to protect your apps and services from exploit attempts and DDoS attacks. In this session you’ll learn how Uber protects their mission-critical workloads with the power of Google’s Cross-Cloud Network and Cloud Armor. We’ll also share how we protected against the world’s largest DDoS attack to date, and explain how to protect your workloads whether they reside on Google Cloud, on-premises, or anywhere else.

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When choosing a cloud provider to host its gaming infrastructure, EA SPORTS™ was searching for highly reliable networking performance as well as robust DDoS protection solution. EA decided to migrate its gaming servers infrastructure from another Cloud provider to GCP and selected new Google Cloud Armor protection dedicated for VMs with public IPs, including support for GKE workloads, to protect its gaming servers and enhance its DDoS resiliency. Electronic Arts (EA) is a global leader in digital interactive entertainment. Please note: seating is limited and on a first-come, first served basis; standing areas are available

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