Cloudflare Launches Cloudforce One And Security Posture Management For Real-Time Threat Response

On Tuesday, Cloudflare, Inc. (NYSE:NET) launched its integrated Security Posture Management.

This unified platform enables businesses to swiftly detect and address security risks across email systems, SaaS applications, cloud infrastructure, and web applications.

By consolidating all technology into a single dashboard, organizations can gain clear visibility into threats and take immediate action to mitigate risks efficiently.

Modern enterprises rely on over a thousand applications for communication, customer experience, HR management, and product development. While these tools drive innovation, they also add complexity to IT infrastructure, creating vulnerabilities that cybercriminals can exploit.

Matthew Prince, co-founder and CEO at Cloudflare said, “We want to give our customers an edge by making it as simple as possible to identify critical applications and data, and stop threats quickly–with the least amount of effort.”

”Cloudflare’s Security Posture Management helps customers safeguard their applications, acting as one of the most essential pieces to making sure their business–and the Internet–stays secure.”

In a separate release, Cloudflare introduced the Cloudforce One threat events platform, delivering real-time intelligence on cyberattacks worldwide.

The platform enables security teams to detect threats faster, respond swiftly, and anticipate cybercriminal tactics—maximizing efficiency with existing resources.

Yesterday, Cloudflare expanded end-to-end support for post-quantum cryptography within its Zero Trust Network Access solution, enabling immediate quantum-safe connectivity from web browsers to corporate applications.

By mid-2025, this support will extend to all IP protocols, simplifying the transition for organizations by securing communications without requiring individual system upgrades.

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Price Action: NET shares are down 2.49% at $113.13 at the last check Tuesday.

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