Why we're rethinking cache for the AI era

Cloudflare has launched Organizations, a feature designed to help enterprises manage multiple Cloudflare accounts at scale. Organizations provides a unified management layer, allowing administrators to control user access, configurations, and analytics across multiple accounts. This feature addresses the complexity of managing large-scale Cloudflare deployments, while maintaining the principle of least privilege. The Organizations feature is built on top of Cloudflare's existing Tenant system and includes features such as an account list, org super administrator roles, HTTP traffic analytics, and shared configurations. These features enable enterprise customers to centrally manage policies, view analytics, and ensure that administrators have appropriate permissions. Organizations is currently in public beta and will be expanding to all customers in the coming months, with a focus on delivering additional features such as audit logs, billing reports, and self-serve account creation.

Cloudflare independently examined its 1.1.1.1 public DNS resolver to ensure it meets its promise of user privacy. The examination, conducted by a Big 4 accounting firm, confirmed that Cloudflare does not sell or share user data and respects IP address anonymity. Cloudflare's core privacy guarantees for the 1.1.1.1 resolver remain unchanged, including anonymizing source IP addresses and deleting them within 25 hours.