Cloudflare Enhances Security with New Features for Web Apps and Account Protection
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- •Cloudflare launched Application Profiles to enhance web app security.
- •The new Account Abuse Protection dashboard helps trace suspicious login activities.
- •Both features are currently available to Early Access customers.
Cloudflare has introduced two significant security features aimed at improving web application protection and account security. The Application Profiles feature allows customers to identify and block web requests that deviate from learned patterns, enhancing security against unknown threats. Meanwhile, the Account Abuse Protection dashboard enables security teams to trace suspicious login and signup activities, utilizing account histories and device signals to investigate potential attacks like credential stuffing. These features are currently available to Early Access customers, with broader availability expected soon. Cloudflare aims to bolster defenses against evolving cyber threats affecting web applications and user accounts.
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