Cloudflare has launched the Cloudforce One threat events platform, designed to provide real-time intelligence on cyberattacks using insights from its extensive global network. During Q4 2024, Cloudflare's network blocked an average of 227 billion cyber threats daily.

The Cloudforce One platform aims to enhance the responsiveness and effectiveness of security teams by helping them identify and address threats more quickly. By leveraging telemetry data, the platform helps organizations understand the threat landscape better and take action against sophisticated cybercriminals.

Matthew Prince, co-founder and CEO of Cloudflare, noted that traditional threat intelligence feeds often lack timely and actionable context, which increases the risk of cyber attacks. “Not all threat feeds are reliable or timely. The industry is plagued by insights that are stale or fragmented,” Prince stated.

The platform enables organizations to view ongoing attacks, access personalized threat information, and improve the efficiency of security operations. In elaborating on the platform’s capabilities, Blake Darché, Head of Cloudforce One, emphasized the need for actionable intelligence to keep security teams focused on the most pressing threats.

Through the Cloudforce One threat events platform, customers can expect enhanced context around cyber threats, tailored IoCs, and comprehensive summaries related to potential vulnerabilities in their environments.