Correct Answer: Yes, if they are reachable through a Google Cloud Load Balancer (via Hybrid NEGs)
Cloud Armor can protect non-GCP backend resources (such as on-premises servers) by routing traffic through a Google Cloud Load Balancer via Hybrid NEGs....
Correct Answer
Yes, if they are reachable through a Google Cloud Load Balancer (via Hybrid NEGs)
Why This Answer Is Correct
Cloud Armor can protect non-GCP backend resources (such as on-premises servers) by routing traffic through a Google Cloud Load Balancer via Hybrid NEGs.
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