Observaciones de la industria
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MoQ in the Fast Lane
What do Formula 1, drones, and live streaming have in common? In this guest post, MoQ co-creator Luke Curley explores how Media over QUIC is reshaping low-latency media delivery.
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World Cup Viewership: What Keeps Fans Watching (and Tuning Out)
What drives World Cup viewership? We analyzed global streaming traffic trends, from halftime dips to star players and nail-biting finishes, on our edge network.
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AI is Taking From Publishers! Here’s How They Can Fix It
The old deal between publishers and search is broken. AI extracts content value without clicks or compensation. Here's the new architecture publishers need.
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Credential Stuffing is the Real Boss Fight for Gaming Platforms
Credential stuffing threatens player trust and revenue in gaming. Learn how to stop account takeover attacks at the edge without disrupting the player experience.
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How Fastly and Skyfire Enable Trusted Agentic Commerce at the Edge
Discover how Fastly and Skyfire help businesses verify AI agents, enable payments, and enforce trusted access at the edge.
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Bot Defense is Table Stakes. Machine Traffic Requires a Business Strategy
Businesses need more than bot blocking as AI traffic surges. Learn how to distinguish valuable AI interactions from risk and build a machine traffic strategy.
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Accountability Without Control Is Breaking Security Leadership
CISOs are being held accountable for breaches without gaining more control over the systems and decisions that shape risk. Fastly CISO Marshall Erwin explains why AI is widening the gap between accountability, visibility, and enforcement.
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The E-commerce Industry in the AI Era: Has the Agentic Flood Hit?
AI bots are flooding e-commerce. Discover how to shift your bot strategy from blocking to strategic governance, visibility, and monetization.
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Why iGaming Infrastructure is Breaking and What Comes Next
Real-time betting demands ultra-low latency. Learn how edge infrastructure helps iGaming platforms scale securely and perform under pressure.
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The Publishing Industry in the AI Era: Why Bot Strategy is Now a Business Strategy
Nearly half of internet traffic is now bots. See how AI is forcing publishers to rethink traffic, visibility, and the future of their business.
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Nearly Half the Web Isn’t Human: Inside Fastly’s Threat Insight Report
Fastly's Threat Insights Report reveals 49% of web traffic is bots, 99% of which are unwanted. Learn how to evolve your bot strategy to manage security and costs.
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What is CVE-2026-23869? React Server Components Security Alert
CVE-2026-23869: High-severity denial of service vulnerability in React Server Components. See impacts, affected versions, and get immediate protection with a virtual patch.
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Ingress NGINX Controller for Kubernetes Retires – Where to Go From Here
The Ingress NGINX Controller for Kubernetes is retiring in March 2026. Learn your migration options to the Gateway API or HAProxy to maintain security and long-term architecture.
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The AI Speed Tax: Hidden Security Costs of AI-First Adoption
AI-first organizations face longer recovery times, higher breach costs, and expanding attack surfaces. Learn how to reduce AI security risks and build secure AI infrastructure
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DDoS in December 2025
Learn how sophisticated Layer 7 and network DDoS attacks evolved in December 2025, including the year’s largest attack and mitigation strategies.
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Core Web Vitals: Improve Your Website Speed | Fastly
Understand Core Web Vitals, how Google measures page experience, and how a modern CDN improves LCP, INP, CLS, and site performance.
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From AI Crawlers to Headless Bots: How Automated Traffic is Changing the Web
Bots now drive nearly a third of web traffic. Learn how AI crawlers and headless bots are reshaping security, performance, and business decisions.
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IDC Study Reveals 3X Gains from Modern AppSec Programs
An IDC study reveals that modern AppSec programs achieve 3X better business outcomes and are almost 2X less likely to experience a data breach.
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React2Shell Continued: What to know and do about the 2 latest CVEs
In the wake of the critical severity React2Shell CVEs, two new CVEs exploiting similar Next.js and React components were announced on December 11. Learn more about these new CVEs.
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DDoS in November
DDoS attackers were largely absent on Black Friday 2025. Fastly’s latest report reveals why, and what the shifting attack patterns mean for your apps and APIs.
