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🔒 Cloudflare introduces Application Confidence Scores to help enterprises assess the safety and data protection posture of third-party SaaS and Gen AI applications. Scores, delivered as part of Cloudflare’s AI Security Posture Management, use a transparent, public rubric and automated crawlers combined with human review. Vendors can submit evidence for rescoring, and scores will be applied per account tier to reflect differing controls across plans.

🔒 Cloudflare One users can now connect OpenAI's ChatGPT, Anthropic's Claude, and Google's Gemini to Cloudflare's API CASB to scan GenAI tenants for misconfigurations, DLP matches, data exposure, and compliance risks without installing endpoint agents. The API CASB provides out-of-band posture and DLP analysis, while Cloudflare Gateway delivers inline prompt controls and Shadow AI identification. Integrations are available in the dashboard or through your account manager.

🛡️ This post outlines the rise of Shadow AI—unsanctioned use of public AI services that can leak sensitive data—and presents how Cloudflare One surfaces and governs that activity. The Shadow IT Report classifies AI apps such as ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, and Leonardo.ai, showing which users, locations, and bandwidth are involved. Under the hood, Gateway collects HTTP traffic and TimescaleDB with materialized views enables long-range analytics and fast queries. Administrators can proxy traffic, enable TLS inspection, set approval statuses, enforce DLP, block or isolate risky AI, and audit activity with Log Explorer.

🔒 Cloudflare introduces AI prompt protection inside its Data Loss Prevention (DLP) product on Cloudflare One, designed to detect and secure data entered into web-based GenAI tools like Google Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity. The capability captures both prompts and AI responses, classifies content and intent, and enforces identity-aware guardrails to enable safe, productive AI use without blanket blocking. Encrypted logging with customer-provided keys provides auditable records while preserving confidentiality.

🤖 Cloudflare introduces AI Avenue, a six-episode miniseries and developer resource designed to demystify AI through hands-on demos, interviews, and real-world examples. Hosted by Craig alongside Yorick, a robot hand, the series increments Yorick’s capabilities—voice, vision, reasoning, learning, physical action, and speculative sensing—to show how AI develops and interacts with people. Each episode is paired with developer tutorials so both technical and non-technical audiences can experiment with the same tools featured on the show. Cloudflare also partnered with industry teams like Anthropic, ElevenLabs, and Roboflow to highlight practical, safe, and accessible applications.

🔒 Cloudflare this week outlines a multi-pronged plan to help organizations build secure, production-grade AI experiences while protecting original content and infrastructure. The company will roll out controls to detect Shadow AI, enforce approved AI toolchains, and harden models against poisoning or misuse. It is expanding Crawl Control for content owners and enhancing the AI Gateway with caching, observability, and framework integrations to reduce risk and operational cost.

🔁 Cloudflare announces the first Media over QUIC (MoQ) relay network, built on a modern transport to unify ingest and delivery for real-time media. MoQ — an open IETF protocol developed alongside vendors like Meta, Google, and Cisco — treats media as named, subscribable tracks and forwards immutable wire Objects via relays without transcoding. The design leverages QUIC features such as no head-of-line blocking, connection migration, and 0-RTT resumption to deliver sub-second latency at broadcast scale, while simplifying architectures that previously required many disparate protocols.