Cloudflare recently introduced new Automatic SSL/TLS settings to simplify the provider's encryption modes for communication with origin servers. This feature offers automatic configuration ...

CloudFlare has made good on a promise it made back in August, by turning on SSL encryption for the webpages of all its customers. The firm, which provides content delivery and anti-DDoS services ...

CloudFlare, the Internet performance and security company, today launched Universal SSL, making Secure Socket Layer encryption available to anyone at no cost.

In an interview with Ars, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince said that the technology behind Keyless SSL could help security-minded organizations embrace other cloud services while keeping a tighter ...

Cloudflare, which provides services such as CDN and DDoS protection, has announced the introduction of an 'Automatic SSL/TLS mode' that automatically determines whether SSL and TLS are available ...

CloudFlare said it has engineered a novel way to handle sensitive encryption keys that allows organizations such as financial institutions to still use its caching service to fend off cyberattacks ...

To help, CloudFlare will publish a blog post with instructions. A bonus with Universal SSL is that the feature is compatible with SPDY, a protocol used to speed up web traffic by minimizing latency.

CloudFlare, the San Francisco-based service that makes websites faster and helps to keep them secure, just announced a very interesting new partnership with trust service provider GlobalSign ...

According to CloudFlare CEO Matthew Prince they can use the CloudFlare service, yet still hide the SSL key behind the institution’s firewall, therefore never exposing it to the open internet.

CloudFlare said it has engineered a novel way to handle sensitive encryption keys that allows organizations such as financial institutions to still use its caching service to fend off cyberattacks ...