AWS Network Firewall supports reject as a firewall rule action so you can improve performance of latency-sensitive applications and improve internal security operations.
AWS Network Firewall’s flexible rules engine lets you define firewall rules that give you fine-grained control over network traffic. AWS Network Firewall allows you to configure a stateful rule and apply a reject action when the rule is matched for TCP traffic. The firewall drops the packet and sends a TCP reset (RST) to notify the sender that the TCP connection failed. You can apply the reject action to firewall rules using the default action order, or you can set an exact order using the strict rule ordering method.
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