Google Cloud is expanding the capabilities of its Cloud Armor networking defense service to protect customers in gaming, telecommunications and other industries that run workloads behind external network load balancers or virtual machines with public IP addresses or use protocol forwarding. Until now, these customers lacked a Google Cloud-native defensive capability to protect those workloads, meaning they were at high risk of distributed denial-of-service and other attacks.

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