The Akamai Blog

It’s only a matter of time before attackers find a crack in your security armour. Learn how to combine resilience with compliance and protect what matters most.

LayerX is proud to announce the launch of ExtensionPedia, the Browser Extension Risk Database and Knowledge Center, for immediate general availability! Browser extensions significantly enhance productivity, streamline workflows, and personalize user experiences.

In this blog, we’ll shortly touch on App Platform’s new features and improvements, plus we’ll look ahead at some major changes that are in our pipeline.

AI is transforming cybersecurity. Explore how hackers use AI for cybercrimes and how cybersecurity experts use AI to prevent, detect, and respond to attacks.

Discover why shifting from cyberattack prevention to cyber resilience is the key to survival in today’s relentless cyberthreat landscape.

Explore the rise of LLM AI scrapers and learn how to adapt to growing bot traffic with data-backed insights from our research.

Explore the rise of LLM AI scrapers and learn how to adapt to growing bot traffic with data-backed insights from our research.

Akamai researchers found a privilege escalation vulnerability in Windows Server 2025 that allows attackers to compromise any user in Active Directory.

Managed database services (DBaaS) provide a powerful and scalable approach to deploying and managing databases without the overhead of manual maintenance.

Stop lateral movement before it starts. Learn how to meet security compliance regulations with layered security, microsegmentation, and smart API protection.

Read how having a plan and doing some preparation in advance can lessen the severity of a ransomware attack — or prevent one altogether.

More users than ever subscribe to on-demand media streaming and engage with live streaming video over the internet, rather than broadcast television.

Join the beta for Linode Interfaces, a new network management tool offering clearer configurations, better security, and smarter routing.

Learn how to run WebAssembly workloads as Kubernetes Jobs and CronJobs using SpinKube and the Spin command trigger