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Now that's interesting, what is the purpose of the reverse proxy, don't you still need something exposed then?
A reverse proxy saves you from having to expose your services directly and acts as a go-between.
Internet <--> Reverse Proxy <--> ServiceRight, but what exactly does the reverse proxy do to stop intrusion?
Crowdsec is what stops the intrusion.
Crowdsec won't protect against a security vulnerability
It will if it detects the requests and blocks them
Only if it is from a known bad IP
Also the vulnerability may be in something needed for client functionality.