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Record-Breaking DDoS Attacks & the Security Landscape Heading Into 2026
The episode surveys 2025's DOS and cyber threat landscape, highlighting record-breaking attacks, the Isuru botnet, and the growing use of AI by both attackers and defenders. It covers defense mechanisms like real-time fingerprinting, automated traffic mitigation, and threat intel sharing, along with practical steps for organizations to identify assets, implement alerting, and build resilient, learning security postures for 2026.
Prevent data exposure in AI
The video explains how Cloudflare’s DLP and AI security solution shields data in AI-enabled workflows, moving beyond simple allow/block decisions to context-aware controls, and demonstrates practical protection across content detection, intent, and visibility of prompts inside AI traffic.
Cloudflare’s 2025 Impact Report: Building a More Secure and Open Internet
This video reviews Cloudflare's 2026 impact report, highlights recent blog posts and acquisitions, and previews upcoming topics like Iran's internet shutdown and DDoS attacks, while emphasizing how the impact work translates technical internet concepts into real-world democracy and human rights protection.
Internet Disruptions & Iran’s Shutdown: Cloudflare Radar Insights (Storm in Portugal Included)
The episode surveys recent global internet disruptions, with a focus on Iran’s multi-week shutdown, the humanitarian and economic impacts, and how outages reveal both resilience and government filtering. It also discusses related tech topics—from self-hosted AI assistants and encrypted messaging to DNS/BGP incidents, Starlink issues, and regulatory moves (e.g., UK/Gov measures on AI transparency) plus lessons on how to measure and interpret outage impacts for future resilience.
Cloudflare AI Security Suite: Protect AI-powered apps with Firewall for AI
The video introduces Firewall for AI, a Cloudflare security solution that provides LLM endpoint discovery, visibility into AI activity and risks, and safeguards to protect AI powered applications from threats such as data leakage, prompt injections, and unsafe content. It also walks through a live demo of how the system detects, analyzes, and mitigates AI threats across on premises, cloud, and edge deployments.
Privacy in the AI Age: What's Really Changing in 2026 (with Cloudflare's CPO)
The discussion centers on how privacy, data protection, and governance intersect with AI in 2026, including GDPR foundations, global data transfers, and sovereignty. Cloudflare’s privacy leadership explains how privacy-by-design, data minimization, retention controls, transparency, and responsible AI practices underpin product development, security, and regulatory compliance, while addressing future challenges like AI-driven threats, deep fakes, and geopolitical data concerns.
Moltworker (for OpenClaw) & Markdown for Agents: Running AI on Cloudflare
The episode explores how Markdown and HTML content handling power AI agents, highlighting new blog posts on Markdown for agents and Mold Worker (a self-hosted personal AI agent). It covers Cloudflare’s approach to automatic HTML-to-Markdown conversion, the Open Claw ecosystem, the Mold Worker architecture, AI gateway integrations, security sandboxing, observability, and the potential business models and future tooling like agents SDK that enable complex, cost-efficient, and scalable AI-powered workflows.
Code Mode: Giving AI Agents an Entire API in 1,000 Tokens (With Demos)
The talk explains how code mode and MCP compress the vast Cloudflare API into a small, token-efficient interface for agents, enabling powerful tool use with minimal context. Matt Kerry walks through live demos—from code-writing agents and deploying workers to KV, durable objects, and security/privacy considerations—highlighting a future where agents become central to Cloudflare’s platform and workflow.
Rebuilding Next.js with AI in One Week: 4x Faster Builds (vinext Explained)
This video covers an AI-driven week where engineers rebuilt Nex.js with AI in just one week, exploring AI-first development, tooling, and lessons learned. It also highlights Cloudflare’s security and web-standards updates, a deep-dive interview about V-Nex and deploying to workers, and reflections on how AI is transforming software creation and maintenance.
AI Deepfakes & Laptop Farms: Inside the 2026 Cloudflare Threat Report
This special edition discusses the 2026 Clare threat report, with hosts outlining how adversaries weaponize the internet using AI, cloud services, and supply chains. They cover trends from state-sponsored actors and cybercrime groups to insider threats, recruitment schemes, and the evolving threat landscape, emphasizing open-source intelligence for defenders and the need for practical protections across third-party integrations, identity, and infrastructure.
Post-Quantum, Deepfakes & Agile SASE: Cloudflare One's Biggest Week
In this March edition, the hosts recap recent SAS blog takeovers and roll out a slew of announcements around Cloudflare One, Sassy platform enhancements, and new partnerships. They dive into topics from AI security and post-quantum encryption to adaptive access, programmable edge actions, and deeper integrations with partners like Nvidia, NameTag, and major AI copilots, highlighting how Cloudflare One enables flexible, policy-driven security across clientless access, devices, and workflows.
Coffee shop networking with Cloudflare One
The video explains how Cloudflare’s SAS connectivity cloud unifies disparate networks—from HQ and shops to cloud apps—into a single secure layer. It covers how devices and users connect via Cloudflare WAN, 1 appliances, and device agents, with nearest data centers and zero-trust policies enabling secure, seamless access without compromising user experience.
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