Cloudflare launches AI-powered Threat Signals for all accounts
Cloudflare has introduced Threat Signals, an AI-driven tool that automates extracting actionable intelligence from unstructured threat reports. The feature, now available free to all Cloudflare accounts, uses agentic skills to summarize reports, extract indicators, and add context. Threat Signals organizes findings into private datasets, which can be integrated into web application firewall policies. Cloudflare is also expanding free access to its Threat Events Platform for all accounts, with premium options for enterprise customers.
- Threat Signals automates analyzing unstructured threat reports
- Available at no cost for all Cloudflare users
- Outputs can be directly integrated into WAF policies
- Enterprise users can access expanded features and data
- Free access to Threat Events Platform is being extended
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