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We built Cloudflare OS to equip our teams to safely rethink how they get work done with AI. The platform brings together the best of our technologies, from our Compute primitives to our Zero Trust suite. This post walks through our journey to give our users the best AI tools available.
Today, enterprise storage must be as agile, elastic, and responsive as the workloads it supports. Filestore, Google Cloud’s first-party, secure, scalable NFS file service, can service a wide-range of enterprise use cases as well as cutting-edge AI and agentic workflows. Today, we’re sharing a major enhancement: Filestore now incorporates a cloud-native backend storage layer built directly on Colossus, Google’s foundational distributed storage system. Leveraging Colossus, Filestore can deliver e
Learn why AI governance is about more than security. Discover how trust, clear boundaries, and developer experience enable AI adoption at scale.
Cloudflare OS is an open-source platform that lets everyone in your company build apps, automate work, and safely access internal systems, shaped around what your organization knows and how it operates
At Cloudflare, we knew we could not depend on every employee to configure every agent perfectly or watch every tool call. Before expanding write access across our own internal MCP servers, we built WriteGuard. We are now bringing those controls to Cloudflare MCP server portals through a private beta.
Identity-aware AI Gateway is now in open beta. User Insights turns that traffic into a behavioral baseline for every person and agent, and flags insider risk the moment it appears.
Most API security programs were built for predictable consumers: mobile apps, backend services, partner integrations, and the occasional script. Each of those calls your APIs in fairly bounded ways. AI agents do not fit that model. An agent does not just call an API. It decides which APIs to call, in what order, and often keeps going until it reaches a result. That autonomy is the point of using an agent, but it is also what makes it dangerous: a single misconfigured agent can generate thousands
Palo Alto Networks researchers have demonstrated attacks against Google’s synced passkey implementation. The post New Attack Methods Enable Malware to Hijack Passkey-Protected Accounts appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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