Faster, safer sites with Cloudflare at the edge

Usually, especially for visitors far from your server, because static content is served from nearby locations. Dynamic pages still depend on your application and database.

It can if misconfigured, for example by caching logged-in pages or hiding real visitor IPs. We set rules explicitly and test key user journeys after changes.

You normally point your domain's nameservers to Cloudflare, but you can keep the domain registered where it is. The Cloudflare account itself is set up in your name.

Yes. Traffic passes through Cloudflare's network, which absorbs most volumetric attacks before they reach your server, and rate limiting can blunt abusive requests to specific pages.

The web application firewall inspects requests and blocks common attacks such as SQL injection and known exploits. We tune rules carefully so genuine users and integrations are not blocked.

We combine bot management settings, rate limiting on sensitive endpoints and challenges where appropriate, while allowing trusted services such as payment callbacks through.

Workers run small pieces of code at the edge, close to users. They suit redirects, header changes, A/B routing, lightweight APIs and personalisation without touching your main application.

Yes. We configure your web server or application to read the forwarded client IP header only from Cloudflare's address ranges, so logs and security rules stay accurate.

Set up correctly, it helps by improving speed and uptime. Problems arise when security settings block search engine crawlers or cached pages go stale, so we check both.

We set sensible cache rules and trigger targeted purges automatically from your deployment pipeline or CMS, so updates appear without clearing the entire cache.