Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Your agency’s website is more than just a landing page—it’s where constituents find information, apply for services, and engage with their government. It’s your digital front door. But security doesn’t stop at the homepage. Behind every online form, data portal, and public-facing interface, there’s a complex infrastructure that needs just as much protection.

Want a faster, more reliable website? Learn how Cloudflare’s Load Balancing ensures optimal performance by distributing traffic across multiple servers worldwide. Discover how Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) minimizes downtime and reduces latency by routing users to the nearest, healthiest server.

Welcome to Cloudflare Security Week 2025! During this year's Security Week, we are boosting security with AI-driven insights, better threat detection, and stronger protections against emerging risks. Our aim is to empower customers with more intuitive and user-friendly solutions to protect their data and applications in an increasingly complex environment. In this episode, tune in for a conversation with Cloudflare's Jessica Tarasoff, Product Design Lead, and Pete Thomas, Senior Manager, Product Design.

Welcome to Cloudflare Security Week 2025! During this year's Security Week, we are boosting security with AI-driven insights, better threat detection, and stronger protections against emerging risks. Our aim is to empower customers with more intuitive and user-friendly solutions to protect their data and applications in an increasingly complex environment. In this episode, tune in for a conversation with Cloudflare's Alex Dunbrack, Senior Product Manager, and Noelle Kagan, Senior Manager, Product Management.

Welcome to Cloudflare Security Week 2025! During this year's Security Week, we are boosting security with AI-driven insights, better threat detection, and stronger protections against emerging risks. Our aim is to empower customers with more intuitive and user-friendly solutions to protect their data and applications in an increasingly complex environment. In this episode, tune in for a conversation with Cloudflare's Kenny Johnson, Principal Product Manager.

Catch a short clip recap about Cloudflare's Developer Week 2025. From Cloudflare’s London office. With Craig Dennis and Ricky Robinett.

This episode is all about our second innovation week of the year: Developer Week. Host João Tomé is joined in person at Cloudflare’s London office by Ricky Robinett, VP of Developer Relations, and Craig Dennis, Developer Educator. There’s a lot to go through — new tools and announcements launched during this April week. The vibe in the developer world, with AI, agents, and code-first energy, is contagious. More people, even non-developers, are now empowered to build their own tools and applications.

AI-powered attacks are getting more sophisticated. However, AI-powered defense is evolving even faster. At Cloudflare, AI is already detecting and stopping threats faster than human researchers ever could. How? Machine learning models analyze millions of attack patterns in real-time, identifying anomalies and blocking threats before they spread. AI detects novel attack patterns before they even make headlines AI reduces false positives, helping security teams focus on real risks AI learns from past incidents, adapting faster than traditional security tools.

As part of our "This Week in NET" show/podcast, Craig Dennis, Developer Educator at Cloudflare, walks us through Workers — our developer platform — and some of the things both developers and non-developers can build with it. A few highlights ahead of Developer Week (April 7–11, 2025), where new features and tools — including AI and AI agents — will be announced.

Dave Täht died this week (August 11, 1965 – April 1, 2025), and Tom Strickx, Principal Network Engineer at Cloudflare, honors his contributions to help build a better Internet. Dave Täht was an American network engineer, musician, lecturer, asteroid exploration advocate, and Internet activist. Without his work, FQ-CoDel wouldn't exist — and low-latency networking, from Wi-Fi to Starlink and video calls, would likely be worse today.