Cloudflare China Digital Times Strengthens Cybersecurity Amid Ongoing Threats
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- •China Digital Times has faced ongoing cyberattacks targeting its critical web presence.
- •Project Galileo has provided essential cybersecurity support, allowing CDT to focus on its mission.
- •A large-scale data breach could expose sensitive archives and editor identities.
China Digital Times (CDT) has been a target of sophisticated cyberattacks due to its role as a Resistance Media outlet documenting censored information in China. The organization faced frequent disruptions before joining Project Galileo, which provided them with essential cybersecurity support. CDT's primary concern is a large-scale data breach that could compromise over 20 years of archives and expose the identities of its editors. With limited resources, CDT previously struggled to maintain a secure web presence. Project Galileo has enabled them to focus on their editorial mission while enhancing their cybersecurity measures. CDT is now leveraging AI to track disappearing media accounts, further strengthening their operations. Xiao Qiang, the founder, emphasized the importance of Cloudflare's services in combating online censorship.
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