Abstract: A test fixture for vibration testing is disclosed. The test fixture may include an edge with a mounting slot for receiving a fastener to couple the test fixture to a supporting structure. A separating slot may extend through the test fixture proximal to the mounting slot. When the test fixture is coupled to the supporting structure via the mounting slot, the remainder of the test fixture may be unsupported, thereby cantilevering the test fixture. Cantilevering the test fixture, along with the flexibility provided by the separating slot, may enable the natural frequency of the test fixture to be controlled, allowing for additional vibrational frequencies to be measured and improving the signal-to-noise ratio. The length of the separating slot may be adjustable to adjust the frequency response of the test fixture. A coupling mass may also be attached to the test fixture to adjust the frequency response.

Abstract: A control server receives configuration data from a domain owner device associated with a domain owner of a resource, where the resource is hosted by an origin server. The control server uses the configuration data to generate a firewall rule to apply to requests directed to the resource and received by the edge server. The control server retrieves test traffic relevant to the firewall rule and applies the firewall rule to the test traffic. The control server determines an outcome from applying the firewall rule to the test traffic and, based on an input from the domain owner device, performs an action on the firewall rule.

Abstract: A compute server receives a request from a client device, where the plurality of compute servers are part of a distributed cloud computing platform, and wherein the request is a request for a network resource. The compute server executes, by a single process at the first compute server, a response inspector, wherein the response inspector is run in a one of a plurality of isolated execution environments. The compute server receives at least one content item from an origin server in response to the request for the network resource. The compute server detects a protected content marker in the at least one content item that indicates a data breach, and logs information about the request in an inspection log.