Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Get a behind-the-scenes look at Cloudflare’s Red Team with Dan Jones — a Senior Security Engineer who thinks like an attacker to strengthen defenses. In this preview of his Cloudflare Connect 2025 talk, Dan shares how offensive security helps protect millions of Internet properties.

Next week, we’re launching new ways to secure AI use, protect content, and empower developers. Kenny Johnson tease what’s coming at Cloudflare (Aug 25–29).

AI breakthroughs demand speed, scale, and visibility. From image creation to real-time text analysis, next-gen AI depends on lightning-fast networks. Cloudflare’s presence in 330+ cities makes it happen. Cloudflare's Radar Display gives you a front-row view of the trends shaping AI’s future.

Think credit card fraud is the biggest threat to eCommerce? Think again. Loyalty fraud cost businesses $4B in 2024, and most companies didn't see it coming. Why? Because the attack vector isn't obvious. It's: Credential stuffing + password spraying Poorly managed APIs connecting loyalty platforms to 3rd parties No real-time detection when the bad guys cash in points for untraceable gift cards.

In this episode of The Connectivity Cloud Podcast with Cloudflare, host Mark Dembo is joined by Andy Dean, Head of Technical Operations at AllSaints, and Christian Reilly, Field CTO of EMEA at Cloudflare, to unpack what real-world digital transformation looks like, specifically how enterprises can navigate the complex balance between security and scalability, from managing multi-vendor environments to modernizing legacy infrastructure.

Every business hits this fork in the road: Do we build or do we buy? Andy Dean and Christian Reilly break it down simply: Buy doesn't always mean SaaS; it can mean bringing in complex systems like SAP. But complexity creeps fast. M&A, new markets, legacy apps, all of it adds layers. To win long-term, you need a clear target architecture and guardrails to reduce drift. That's where automation, cloud landing zones, and Infrastructure-as-Code come in.

Traditional load balancers weren’t built for today’s distributed applications. As workloads span clouds and regions, you need more flexibility—and fewer bottlenecks. Join us to learn how Cloudflare Load Balancing, powered by our Connectivity Cloud, helps you: Route traffic based on performance, availability, or geography Avoid vendor lock-in and legacy infrastructure limitations Manage all your traffic with a unified set of policies and controls.

Keith Adler, a Machine Learning Engineer at Cloudflare, explains how Cloudflare is making it easier to explore your data with Python notebooks powered by Marimo. This is part of the “This Week in NET” video podcast.

In this episode, host João Tomé is joined by Inanna Malick, Systems Engineer at Cloudflare, to talk about how she built a serverless version of a real-time social app that connects to the ATProto ecosystem — the protocol powering platforms like Bluesky. Inanna walks us through her blog post and technical journey, showing how she used Cloudflare Workers, Durable Objects, and the free tier of our Developer Platform to deploy an open, identity-owned, cryptographically verified social experience — all without running a server.