Miggo managed rule group for AWS WAF delivering exploit-aware protection against the highest-impact, most recent web CVEs, weighted toward KEV additions and actively exploited vulnerabilies
Miggo's High Emerging Threats managed rule group defends against the highest-impact, recent web-exploitable CVEs or new exploits. Rules are weighted toward CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) additions and CVEs with public proof-of-concept code or confirmed active exploitation. Coverage spans enterprise web stacks including Apache ActiveMQ, Flowise, Marimo, LiteLLM, Craft CMS, Laravel Livewire, Zimbra, Ivanti EPMM, cPanel, and ScreenConnect.
How Rules Are Built and Validated
Unlike static managed rule sets, every Miggo rule is exploit-aware:
PoC-driven generation - Rules are written from internet-available or Miggo-generated and validated proof-of-concept exploit code, not generic signatures.
Bypass and mutation testing - Each rule is tested against multiple bypass and mutation variations inside Miggo Lab before release, reducing false negatives without inflating false positives.
Continuous updates - Miggo's agentic engine, real-time threat intelligence feed, and in-house security researchers deliver versioned rule updates on a regular cadence so your protection evolves with the threat landscape.
The result for security teams: an immediate mitigation layer for emerging threats so patching can occur safely, without interruption of engineering cycles or emergency change windows.
Requirements and Scope
Prerequisite: An existing AWS WAF Web ACL associated with an ALB, CloudFront distribution, or API Gateway stage.
Scope: Web-exploitable CVEs targeting server-side application components. Client-side-only vulnerabilities and non-HTTP protocols are out of scope.
Deployment: Subscribe via AWS Marketplace, then associate the managed rule group with your Web ACL. Start in Count mode to evaluate matches before switching to Block.
Notifications: Complete the full setup steps to receive versioning update alerts and high-priority threat notifications.
Licensing
Rules are licensed on a subscription and usage basis through AWS Marketplace.
To harness the full power of AWS WAF as a preemptive mitigation layer for exploitable vulnerabilities specific to your applications, explore Miggo WAF Copilot. Leveraging proprietary agentic AI, runtime application context, and exploit-aware rule generation, WAF Copilot automates the end-to-end WAF lifecycle:
Connects to your scanner of choice and assesses vulnerability exploitability against your runtime environment.
Generates precise WAF or sensor mitigations pre-validated against bypass variations before deployment.
Tailors rules and configurations to your continuously changing posture and threat landscape.
Continuously updated threat intelligence aware rule generation, including catching fresh exploitation patterns, testing and validation. Please complete set up to receive versioning updates and alerts for high priority upgrades.
Provides security teams with an immediate mitigation for emerging threats so patching can occur safely, effectively and without interruption of engineering cycles.
Covers enterprise web stacks including Apache ActiveMQ, Flowise, Marimo, LiteLLM, Craft CMS, Laravel Livewire, Zimbra, Ivanti EPMM, cPanel, and ScreenConnect.
AWS Marketplace now accepts line of credit payments through the PNC Vendor Finance program. This program is available to select AWS customers in the US, excluding NV, NC, ND, TN, & VT.
This listing uses a two-part usage model. You pay a monthly subscription fee for each AWS region where you attach the rule group, pro-rated by the hour. On top of that, you pay a usage fee for every million HTTP requests that AWS WAF evaluates against the rule group. The two charges work together: the monthly fee covers your regional footprint, while the per-request fee scales with your traffic volume. There is no long-term commitment, and you can cancel anytime with charges pro-rated. AWS WAF platform costs are billed separately by AWS.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one billable request for the per-million-request charge?
A billable request is any HTTP request AWS WAF evaluates against this managed rule group. Requests blocked earlier in your Web ACL by other rules are not counted. Only requests that actually reach and get inspected by the rule group accrue the usage fee.
How do the monthly charge and the per-request charge combine on my bill?
Both charges apply together. The monthly subscription fee is billed per AWS region where you attach the rule group, pro-rated hourly. The per-million-request fee scales with inspected traffic. The monthly fee reflects your regional footprint; the request fee grows with volume. High-traffic applications see the request fee drive more of the bill.
Are there costs beyond the Miggo charges when I use this rule group?
Yes. AWS bills separately for AWS WAF itself, including Web ACL, per-rule, and per-request fees. Miggo bills only the monthly subscription and per-million-request fees on this listing. You pay both the Miggo charges and the AWS WAF platform charges.
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For support with Miggo Rules for AWS WAF, questions about rule versioning, latest threat coverage, false-positive tuning, or configuration assistance, please contact the Miggo team at pmr@miggo.io.
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