Deploy WAF rules across multiple accounts using AWS Firewall Manager | Amazon Web Services

AWS Firewall Manager simplifies your administration and maintenance tasks across multiple accounts and resources for a variety of protections.
In this Edge Shorts video, we talk about an overview of AWS Firewall Manager, explain the prerequisites of enabling AWS Firewall Manager, show an example of how to setup an AWS WAF policy for use in a AWS CloudFront distribution, and evaluate the resources within the scope of the Firewall Manager policy.
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[@krzysztofhermanowski7137]

9:04 its not a timestamp but the account number, right?

[@awssupport]

Hi Krzysztof, the web ACL names include the web ACL creation timestamp in UTC milliseconds. The following doc explains this in more detail: go.aws/44Jk1jQ. 📖 If that doesn't cover it, or if you'd like further clarification, I recommend reaching out to our community of gurus on re:Post: go.aws/aws-repost. ^KB

[@krzysztofhermanowski7137]

@@awssupport yup the doc explains it, but on the video UTC is in 2009 and the number is almost identical to the account #. Thanks for the link.

[@ashishkataria2790]

​@@krzysztofhermanowski7137 I was going to put in the same comment. LOL
There's a very slim chance that the timestamp could be same (except last digit) of the account Id