Network-25543: Azure Front Door WAF is Enabled in Protection Mode

[praneeth-0000]

Azure Front Door WAF is Enabled in Protection Mode

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Pull request overview

This pull request introduces a new security assessment test for Azure Front Door Web Application Firewall (WAF) configurations. The test verifies that WAF policies are enabled in Prevention mode rather than Detection mode to actively block malicious traffic.

Changes:

• Added Test-Assessment.25543.ps1 script to check Azure Front Door WAF policies across all subscriptions
• Added Test-Assessment.25543.md documentation explaining the security implications of WAF modes

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
src/powershell/tests/Test-Assessment.25543.ps1	Implements the assessment logic to query all Azure subscriptions for Front Door WAF policies and validate they are enabled in Prevention mode
src/powershell/tests/Test-Assessment.25543.md	Provides documentation on Azure Front Door WAF modes, security implications, and remediation guidance

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[alexandair]

@praneeth-0000

Potential False Fail on Permissions (Access Denied):

Issue: The test iterates through subscriptions. If a subscription returns 403 (Access Denied), it continues. If all subscriptions deny access (or if the user has no subscriptions they can access for this resource), $policies remains empty. The code then falls through to if ($policies.Count -eq 0) { $passed = $false }.

Result: A user with no permissions will receive a Fail result ("No Azure Front Door WAF policies found") instead of a Skip (NoAzureAccess).

Recommendation: Implement a flag (e.g., $anySuccessfulAccess) to track if any subscription was successfully queried. If 0 policies are found AND no subscriptions were successfully queried (all were 403 or error), return SkippedBecause NoAzureAccess.

Pass/Fail Logic for "No Policies":

The code fails if "No Azure Front Door WAF policies found". This matches the Spec exactly ("Fail: ... No Azure Front Door WAF policies found").
Warning: This implies that usage of Azure Front Door WAF is mandatory for all tenants running this assessment. If a customer typically does not use Azure Front Door, they will fail this test.
Please, confirm with the spec owner that this intent is correct.

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Pull request overview

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