Fastly cares deeply about contributing to and fostering a better internet for all. That’s why we’re exploring trends, topics and considerations from thought leaders in the space to help provide insights into how everyone should be thinking about their contributions to making the internet a better place.
The impact of the internet’s physical infrastructure is enormous: what is required to run the internet, its byproducts, servers and energy, all create a negative carbon impact. Fastly founder Simon Wistow discusses what you can do to lessen your impact and begin thinking more about your role in protecting the environment.
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Learn best practices for how organizations should be thinking about securing the global network
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Learn from CISO Marshall Erwin - ways to build better from the start, and how open source can build a better internet for all.
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CAPTCHAs are frustrating and outdated. Private access tokens promise to protect user’s privacy while eliminating frustrating CAPTCHAs. Join Anil Dash, VP of Developer Experience, to learn what the future will look like without CAPTCHAs.
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Closed Source software leads to fragmented and limited Internet innovation. An internet powered by Open Source software is more flexible, customizable, cost-effective, reliable, scalable, transparent, etc. Here, Fastly founder Simon Wistow discusses the future of building in open source, and how open source contributes to a better internet, for everyone.
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Deputy CISO Fernando Medrona discusses how organizations who build secure, by design, help to weave resiliency into their entire ecosystem, and how you can adopt this practice in your own efforts.
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Learn how even the smallest optimizations to a multi-CDN infrastructure can yield enormous performance benefits.
Learn about challenges the emerging role of Platform Engineering is facing, and tips and best practices for overcoming them.
Learn about the state of cybersecurity threats in the latest edition of Fastly’s Threat Insights Report.