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Falcon Cloud Security Asset Graph: Demo Drill Down

Gain the edge in the race against adversaries by leveraging unified visibility across your attack surface—from endpoint to cloud. See how Falcon Cloud Security's Asset Graph uncovers vulnerabilities, highlights misconfigurations, and automatically maps the complete attack trajectory, empowering you to respond faster and mitigate threats effectively.

2025 Internet predictions (AI included) with John Graham-Cumming

Join host João Tomé and Cloudflare's CTO John Graham-Cumming for the final episode of "This Week in Net" in 2024, broadcasting from a rainy Lisbon, Portugal. The conversation reflects on Cloudflare's achievements throughout the year, including significant developments in Workers platform, AI capabilities, and hardware innovations. The episode explores predictions for 2025, examining the intersection of AI and privacy, quantum-resistant encryption, and cybersecurity threats. John Graham-Cumming shares his perspective on how AI capabilities will become more seamlessly integrated into daily life.

Unify Security Posture and Protection for Faster Cloud Detection and Response

Adversaries are taking aim at cloud environments, as evidenced by the 75% increase in cloud intrusions in 2023. Organizations are under growing pressure to ensure they have measures in place to effectively detect, investigate and respond to cloud-focused attacks. Cloud detection and response (CDR) is uniquely challenging for SOC teams due to their limited visibility into the cloud control plane, resource configurations and application deployments.

What Is Cloud Penetration Testing and Why Do You Need It?

Chances are, your business is already operating in the cloud. The rewards of moving into the cloud are undeniable - organizations can build and launch new services and add computing capacity more easily than on premises in a more cost-effective manner. The cloud is indispensable for growing at the speed of the market.

A Last-Mile Solution for AWS Customers and part of the AWS EDP

Managed Connectivity and network services combine to offer a complete solution by seamlessly integrating direct access to AWS with network capabilities. This managed overlay solution combined with a robust network underlay ensures a secure and scalable infrastructure tailored to meet the unique demands of customers.

Grinch Bots strike again: defending your holidays from cyber threats

Back in 2021, we covered the antics of Grinch Bots and how the combination of proposed regulation and technology could prevent these malicious programs from stealing holiday cheer. Fast-forward to 2024 — the Stop Grinch Bots Act of 2021 has not passed, and bots are more active and powerful than ever, leaving businesses to fend off increasingly sophisticated attacks on their own.

The hardware that powers Cloudflare: AI-capable Gen 12 servers and more

Join host João Tomé and Cloudflare’s Head of Hardware Engineering, Syona Sarma, for a discussion on Cloudflare’s latest Generation 12 hardware innovations, broadcast from the Lisbon office. As Cloudflare expands its global network across over 330 cities and 120 countries, explore how the company is evolving its hardware infrastructure to meet the demands of modern technology, particularly in the AI era.

Cloud Security Audits Explained: Challenges and Solutions

The cloud has enabled faster, more reliable and more scalable software delivery for organizations. Alongside these improvements come greater complexity and security considerations, all of which have implications when preparing for cloud security audits. Like all security audits, cloud security audits help ensure that data is kept safe from unauthorized access and theft.

How to Discover Advanced Persistent Threats in AWS

When it comes to managing AWS cloud security, a growing concern for security operations (SecOps teams) is the increasing sophistication of digital threats. While conventional cyber threats deploy widely known tools and techniques in crude, all-or-nothing attempts to breach enterprise security controls, sophisticated attacks known as Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) employ more advanced technologies and methods to gain and maintain access to secure systems for long periods of time.