What security features does Cloudflare provide?
Review concepts related to Cloudflare Internet traffic and SaaS app security.
1.1.1.1 is Cloudflare's free, fast, and secure public DNS resolver.
For more information, refer to the Learning Center ↗ and 1.1.1.1 documentation.
A secure web gateway (SWG) is a cyber security product that protects company data and enforces security policies.
Cloudflare Gateway is a modern next-generation firewall between your user, device, or network and the public Internet. It includes DNS filtering to inspect and apply policies to all Internet-bound DNS queries.
For more information, refer to the Learning Center ↗ and Gateway documentation.
HTTPS inspection (also known as TLS decryption) is the process of filtering traffic by decrypting traffic sent to or from your organization, inspecting it and applying policies, then re-encrypting the traffic as it ingresses or egresses.
For more information, refer to the Learning Center ↗ and TLS decryption documentation.
Data loss prevention checks for sensitive data sent in uploads and downloads.
Cloudflare Data Loss Prevention (DLP) allows you to scan your web traffic and SaaS applications for the presence of sensitive data such as social security numbers, financial information, secret keys, and source code.
For more information, refer to the Learning Center ↗ and DLP documentation.
A cloud access security broker protects cloud services from security threats.
Cloudflare CASB provides comprehensive visibility and control over SaaS apps to prevent data leaks and compliance violations. It helps detect insider threats, shadow IT, risky data sharing, and bad actors.
For more information, refer to the Learning Center ↗ and CASB documentation.
Browser isolation prevents users from interacting directly with malicious websites by rendering pages in an isolated browser offsite.
Cloudflare Browser Isolation seamlessly executes active webpage content in a secure isolated browser to protect users from zero-day attacks, malware, and phishing.
For more information, refer to the Learning Center ↗ and Browser Isolation documentation.