Cloudflare Impact reaches $100 million in donated cybersecurity
Cloudflare says it has donated $100 million worth of cybersecurity services through its Impact programs. These offer free protection to public-interest groups—think journalists, schools, civil society organizations, and election agencies—to defend them from online attacks. Since launching in 2014, Project Galileo alone has shielded over 3,500 groups in 120+ countries, blocking billions of attacks. Impact also covers government networks and election sites in the US and abroad.
- Cloudflare donated $100 million in security since 2014
- Project Galileo supports over 3,500 groups globally
- Blocked 38.5 billion attacks in 2023 alone under Project Galileo
- Programs now serve election sites in eight countries
- More than 530 political campaign sites receive free protection
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