Stop losing mobile visitors: Why you need Cloudflare’s image optimization
With over half of all global web traffic coming from mobile phones, your website's performance on a smartphone can make or break your bottom line.
Do you need a local ccTLD if your website is global?
It can be a difficult choice: maintaining the simplicity of a single domain versus achieving the critical local trust signal required to win over customers in places like France, Canada, or Australia.
DMARCbis is coming: New DNS tree walk algorithm and more
DMARC is undergoing a significant evolution. Here's what you need to know about the new protocol, DMARCbis.
How to answer an auditor about your risk of email spoofing
Auditors are asking about your active defenses against email spoofing. A fully-enforced DMARC policy is the answer auditors are looking for.
Build better surveys with Gemini in Google Forms
From building forms to summarizing responses and generating questions, Gemini in Google Forms helps you move faster and more strategically.
The SSL/TLS certificate graveyard: Subdomains that never die
When a forgotten subdomain is still covered by a valid, trusted certificate, it creates a silent entry point for attackers. We call this scenario the "SSL/TLS Certificate Graveyard."
Why the .ae domain is a strategic investment for global brands
Securing your .ae domain is a strategic investment in one of the most exciting and fastest-growing markets on the planet.
Google’s Gemini AI is not just a chatbot
It’s easy to look at AI as only a chatbot, but that’s just the surface. The true power of Google's Gemini AI happens at a much deeper level.
Has human analysis of DMARC reports become obsolete?
In light of the sheer scale of modern email traffic and the rise of AI-driven cyber threats, can security teams keep up without AI assistance?
Your attackers already have a map. Do you?
In the continuous cat-and-mouse game between defenders and attackers, the side with the most accurate and comprehensive map of the digital landscape often holds the winning hand.