Collision 2015 - Matthew Prince of Cloudflare with Diane Brady of DBMedia
summary
Cloudflare claims to serve about 5% of web traffic and signs up roughly 5,000 customers a day, and it pushed free SSL that doubled the size of the encrypted web in one day. The company uses Google Apps internally (with a red warning for state‑sponsored malware on some accounts), has hardened systems against both nation‑state and teen attackers, advises basic staff training like “don’t click attachments,” and warns against laws that would deliberately weaken cryptography.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00The state of web security
- 2:01Neutrality and platform ethics
- 4:26Policy and government engagement
- 7:11Cryptography and surveillance
- 9:15Debating encryption mandates
- 11:54Personal and company security
- 15:37Industry disruption trends
- 18:29Security advice for the future
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