What is Cloudflare?
A global network that makes everything internet-related secure, safe, fast, and reliable — from a single portal.
Cypro provides consulting, implementation, and support for Cloudflare solutions. Cypro is not an official partner, reseller, or affiliate of Cloudflare, Inc. Cloudflare is a trademark of Cloudflare, Inc.
What is Cloudflare?
A global network that makes your websites, applications, and people faster and more secure — hardware-free.
250+
Global Locations
Across more than 100 countries — delivering under 50ms latency to 95% of users.
20+
Global Capacity
Absorbing even the largest DDoS attacks without breaking a sweat.
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Threats per Day
Blocked by ML models before they ever reach you.
How Cloudflare helps businesses
01 // EDGE
Website & API Protection
CDN, WAF, DDoS, and SSL — deployed just by rerouting your DNS.
02 // ZERO TRUST
Zero Trust Access
Secure access to internal applications — without a VPN.
03 // NETWORK
Office Connectivity
Magic WAN connects your offices to the global network.
04 // WORKERS
Serverless with Workers
Code running at the edge — serverless.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is Cloudflare and what is it used for?
Cloudflare is a global security and performance network (CDN, WAF, DDoS protection, DNS, Zero Trust) that sits in front of your websites and applications, filters malicious traffic, and accelerates loading from 300+ locations worldwide.
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How does Cloudflare protect against DDoS attacks?
Cloudflare absorbs network-layer (L3/L4) and application-layer (L7) attacks across its anycast network with a capacity of over 280 Tbps, before the traffic ever reaches your server — with unmetered mitigation by default and no additional fees during an attack.
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How much does Cloudflare cost for business?
There is a Free plan, Pro at $20/month per site, Business at $200/month, and Enterprise by custom quote. As a certified partner, we configure the right plan and handle the implementation, DNS migration, and WAF rules.
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Does Cloudflare speed up my website?
Yes. Through CDN caching, HTTP/3, Brotli compression, Argo Smart Routing, and Tiered Cache, the Time to First Byte (TTFB) typically drops by 30–60%, and static assets are served from the PoP (Point of Presence) closest to the user.