QUESTION 234Your company uses web application firewall (WAF) capabilities from a third-party cloud WAF provider. This
WAF provider proxies all the HTTPS connections from internet clients, applies security policies, and then
opens a new HTTPS connection to the public IP address of your global Application Load Balancer in
Google Cloud. Your Google Cloud workloads are the backend of this global Application Load Balancer.
Currently, Cloud Am1or is not configured. You need to create a Cloud Armor security policy that blocks
sessions that originate from internet clients with source IP addresses that belong to the
IP_RANGE_BLOCK IP range. The block must be executed by the Cloud Armor security policy; it will not
be done by the third-party cloud WAF provider. Whal should you do?