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Your company uses a third-party cloud Web Application Firewall (WAF) to secure HTTPS traffic. This WAF proxies all HTTPS connections from internet clients, applies its security rules, and then forwards the connections to the public IP of your global HTTP(S) Load Balancer in Google Cloud. The backend services behind this load balancer are hosted in Google Cloud. Currently, Cloud Armor is not configured. You are required to set up a Cloud Armor security policy to block traffic originating from clients whose source IP address is within the IP_RANGE_BLOCK. This block must be enforced by Cloud Armor, not by the third-party WAF. What should you do?