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Happy Data Privacy Day! At Cloudflare, our mission is to help build a better Internet, and we believe data privacy is core to that mission. But we know words are cheap — even data brokers who sell your personal information will tell you that “privacy is important” to them.

An analysis, based on CDNJS data, of when and if JavaScript libraries are updated after being installed onto websites.

Since launch, Cloudflare Access has helped improve how users connect to secured applications. When you protect an application with Access, users never have to connect to a private network and never have to deal with a clunky VPN client.

Cloudflare for Campaigns is designed to make it easier for all political campaigns and parties to get access to cybersecurity services.

At Cloudflare, we develop protocols at multiple layers of the network stack. In the past, we focused on HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, and TLS 1.3. Now, we are working on QUIC and HTTP/3, which are still in IETF draft, but gaining a lot of interest.

Cloudflare Access can help teams build a defense-in-depth mitigation to the Citrix NetScaler CVE for HTTP and SSH requests.

Significant work has gone into optimizing TCP, UDP hasn't received as much love, putting QUIC at a disadvantage. Let's explore a few tricks that help mitigate this.

Have you ever wanted to quickly test a new performance idea, or see if the latest performance wisdom is beneficial to your site? As web performance appears to be a stochastic process, it is really important to be able to iterate quickly and review the effects of different experiments.

When Cloudflare launched, businesses bought expensive on-premise hardware to keep their sites online. If they wanted those sites to be faster, or safer, they needed to buy more boxes.

Cloudflare announced today that it has purchased S2 Systems Corporation, a Seattle-area startup that has built an innovative remote browser isolation solution unlike any other currently in the market.

Ten years ago, when Cloudflare was created, the Internet was a place that people visited. People still talked about ‘surfing the web’ and the iPhone was less than two years old, but on July 4, 2009 large scale DDoS attacks were launched against websites in the US and South Korea.

We have some exciting news to ring in the new decade: Cloudflare’s global network has expanded to 200 cities across 90+ countries.