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Tech leaders are racing to adopt today’s AI tools and envisioning ways to capitalize on tomorrow’s quantum computers. But cybercriminals are a few steps ahead. This month, theNET examines ways to make the most of AI agents while augmenting security with AI-enhanced solutions and safeguarding data with post-quantum cryptography.

The Perimeter Problem The traditional corporate perimeter, once a simple fortress, is no longer a reliable defense. With vulnerabilities changing rapidly in a world of cloud computing and remote work, relying on outdated security models is no longer a viable strategy. This massive shift demands a new approach centered on identity, leaving many organizations wondering how to adapt to the "perimeter problem".

Cyber risk doesn't equal physical risk. Here's why: On this episode of The Connectivity Cloud Podcast, Ange Ferrari explains how cyber risk becomes systemic instantly and why recovery is far harder to predict than rebuilding a physical store.

As organizations refactor applications and adopt AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) to power new applications and enhance existing services, a new class of security vulnerabilities has emerged. Traditional web application firewalls (WAFs) are only partially equipped to defend against threats unique to AI. In this video, we provide an overview of Cloudflare's Firewall for AI product, how it works, and how you can use it to protect AI models and safeguard user interactions with those models.

In this episode, host João Tomé is joined in Cloudflare’s Lisbon office by our Senior Research Engineer Thibault Meunier to explore a new proposal that could reshape how bots interact with the web in the age of AI. Timestamps: We go into Cloudflare’s proposal of using cryptographic signatures for bots, enabling websites to verify their identity. Why is this important? As AI systems rely increasingly on online content, this standard could help build a better relationship between content creators and AI platforms.

Principal Engineer Kevin Guthrie walks us through his blog post, “Performance measurements… and the people who love them,” which explores how teams can better measure, visualize, and communicate web performance—beyond just raw metrics. Part of the “This Week in NET” show/podcast.

Dina Kozlov and Nevi Shah, Product Managers at Cloudflare, explain what an MCP server is and how to deploy it with Cloudflare.

Geoff Huston, Internet pioneer, talks about how open source helped shape the Internet: “The Americans in 1989 were exposing their thinking and technology — and that helped form the Internet.” Full episode.

In this episode, we cover what MCP is, AI agents, and to do with it.