See the next shift in network risk
Practical observations from our network and security teams.
DDoS protection in 2026: preserve global resilience
A practical view of attack peaks, regional steering and the capacity security teams need to plan ahead.
- Confirm critical paths and tolerance boundaries first
- Use evidence rather than instinct to prioritize risk
- 01Context
- 02What to observe
- 03What to do next
Edge experience for global applications
How route quality, origin strategy and connection reuse combine to shape a stable experience.
A practical zero-trust access checklist
A staged way to protect application access across identity, device and request path.
API security: spotting high-risk automation
Use behavior signals, rate control and challenges to reduce credential stuffing and abuse.
Content delivery for live streaming
Use prewarming, origin protection and regional failover to absorb sudden demand.
Balancing cost and performance at the edge
When edge inference makes sense, and how to weigh latency, throughput and compute cost.
DNS migration under high concurrency
Use low TTLs, gradual traffic and observability to control migration uncertainty.
Finding bot risk in logs
Close the loop from anomalous patterns to executable rules with less manual review.
Delivery resilience for financial services
Design more dependable access paths around availability, compliance and abnormal traffic.