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Cloudflare Ddos Threat Report 2022 Q3
To evaluate the state of DDoS attacks, Cloudflare compiled insights and trends gathered from their global network. What were their findings about this prevalent threat? One discovery is that, in the third quarter of 2022, there was a surge in attacks that targeted Taiwan and Japan. Download this report to learn more.
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DNS and the Threat of DDoS
The Domain Name System (DNS) was a major piece in the construction of the internet. However, today botnets are used to conduct attacks targeting DNS infrastructure. This has led to essential services and huge swaths of the internet being down for periods of time. Read on to learn more about these threats and see how to protect your business.
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Reduce Origin Load, Save On Cloud Egress Fees, And Maximize Cache Hits With Cache Reserve
For companies with ecommerce operations, having the ability to reduce bills for egress fees from origins is a constant budget struggle. Now, there is a platform that helps website operators serve content from a cloud cache for much longer by utilizing their persistent data storage. Read on to learn more and be a part of the open beta testing.
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Magic Quadrant for Cloud Web Application and API Protection
In the face of evolving API attacks, many organizations have leveraged cloud web application and API protection (WAAP) platforms to augment their security measures. Is your business considering doing the same? Review this Gartner report to compare the strengths of 11 cloud WAAP vendors.
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The Forrester Wave™: Web Application Firewalls, Q3 2022
To defend their web applications against complex cyberthreats, businesses continue to leverage web application firewalls (WAFs), many of which have developed their API security capabilities and multicloud support. Browse this Forrester report to gain an understanding of the current WAF market.
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Getting Faster: Know Your Website, And Know What’s Slowing It Down
Download this e-book to explore factors that impact web performance and steps businesses can take to assess and improve the performance of their web properties.
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A Roadmap to Zero Trust Architecture
In order to overcome the shortcomings of traditional network security, organizations are looking to begin their journey of adopting zero-trust architecture. This guide was built by security experts to provide an in-depth look into Zero Trust architecture, as well as an example implementation timeline. Continue reading to learn more.
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Keeping Tabs on Browser Supply Chain Attacks
Browsers are a website’s window to the world, with a large part of the end user experience contingent on browsers being secure, fast, and private. This white paper in which Cloudflare analyzes the growing threat of browser-based supply chain cyberattacks and provides a multi-step strategy for dealing with them.
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The Malicious Bot Playbook: Early Warning Signs, and What to Do About Them
Bots account for nearly 40% of online traffic today. With most of these bots being designed with malicious intent, defending your organization can be difficult considering the sheer quantity of threats. Read this CloudFlare white paper and prepare your organization against the threat of harmful bots.
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ZTNA, SASE, and now SSE — where do I start?
In today’s remote workforce, you can combat today’s threats by adopting Gartner’s SASE architecture and integrating a zero-trust network access controls in the early stages of your journey to SASE. Tap into this white paper to learn how Cloudflare aims to help you optimize security and networking at your own pace in 10 steps.
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WAN-as-a-Service Enables Networks to Respond to Evolving IT Needs
While SD-WANs deployments have addressed today’s evolving traffic patterns, cloud adoptions and the explosion of remote work strains many SD-WAN architectures. Access this white paper to learn how the WAN as a Service model is designed to provide built-in security, speed and reliability – while keeping pace with digital transformation.
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Load Balancing for High Performance & Availability in the Cloud
Every year, enterprises lose millions of dollars to site sluggishness and downtime. To address this issue, companies traditionally deployed physical load balancers in data centers, but as computing moves into the cloud, enterprises are gravitating towards cloud-based load balancing solutions. Download this white paper to learn more.