I'm doing a demo of Azure Web Application Firewall for layer 7 protection of the tools I offer to my e-commerce customers. 

We use the solution to protect our web applications. It is important to protect web applications from the core, such as SQL injection. We can leverage the built-in Microsoft application, such as Defender, to do this. Application firewalls offer many benefits.

Azure Web Application Firewall is basically used as a firewall for your web application. So when we create a web application, for instance, if there is a continuous integration and continuous data is being sent from on-premise to the cloud, or the users are hitting some URLs. First, it goes through Azure Web Application Firewall, where you define the different rules, different routing rules, and routing mechanisms and allow or block different users.

We are using the solution for filtering the web application traffic.

It's based on the matrix configured by the application server. That traffic will be filtered based on incoming traffic. It'll transfer the outgoing traffic to the endpoint.

I use the solution as an internal dashboard app for internal customers. We use its different automation features. 

We use this solution as a reverse proxy and for log analytics of the workspace.

Our primary use case is to protect the service from outside, as well as for our connectivity within the branches.

Our primary use cases of this solution are mainly for UPII, DDoS phishing and spam. This is the first VAP solution that I've used. I'm group CIO and we are customers of Azure.