www.arnnet.com.au Cloudflare Highlights AI Security and Network Integration Opportunities
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- •Cloudflare sees strong demand for integrated AI security solutions.
- •The launch of the One Design Partner Designation aims to support expert partners.
- •Cloudflare blocks approximately 1.7 billion attacks daily, highlighting security challenges.
Cloudflare has identified significant opportunities for partners in Australia and New Zealand to address the rising demand for integrated security and networking solutions, particularly in AI. Pat Breen, Cloudflare's area vice president, noted a substantial gap in AI security, emphasizing concerns regarding data input into AI models and token cost control. The company launched its One Design Partner Designation to support partners with deep technical expertise, focusing on zero trust and the Cloudflare One SASE platform. Breen also mentioned that Cloudflare is blocking approximately 1.7 billion attacks daily, indicating a surge in network traffic. The current landscape presents a 'tremendous opportunity' for security improvements across the industry, with partners playing a crucial role in this evolution. Cloudflare is adapting its go-to-market strategy to enhance partner engagements for mutual growth.
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