Company Story
2009 - The company's initial focus was on providing a platform to help websites protect against cyber threats and improve performance
2010 - Cloudflare launched its first product, a DDoS protection service
2011 - The company introduced its Railgun technology, which accelerated website performance
2012 - Cloudflare raised $1.25 million in seed funding
2013 - The company expanded its services to include SSL encryption and browser verification
2014 - Cloudflare raised $20 million in Series A funding
2015 - The company launched its Security & Performance platform
2016 - Cloudflare went public with a direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol NET
2018 - The company acquired several businesses, including Vigilant, a threat intelligence firm
2019 - Cloudflare launched its Workers platform, a serverless computing service
2020 - The company announced a partnership with major internet infrastructure providers to provide free SSL certificates
2022 - Cloudflare stopped supporting Russia-based websites to protest the war