Reblaze, an Israeli cloud native, managed application security solution provider, has released a commercial version of Curiefense, a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) sandbox security project. Its job is to protect cloud native applications and APIs from such threats as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), application-layer Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS), and API abuse. How? By building on top of Lyft’s open source Envoy high-performance C++ distributed proxy. Envoy is an open source edge proxy, designed to be used with cloud native applications. Envoy can also be used as a communication bus and universal data plane for large microservice service mesh architectures. Curiefense works on top of this as an Envoy Filter. You can use it anywhere you have Envoy running, whether as an ingress gateway, a sidecar or reverse proxy, a load balancer, or other situations. Curiefense attaches directly to Envoy and can start protecting your platform immediately.