Melbourne Airport uses Cloudflare to secure their infrastructure and protect against DDoS attacks

Serving up to 25 million travellers annually, Melbourne Airport is the second-busiest airport in Australia.

Find out in this case study how Cloudflare’s secure, scalable, and easy-to-implement security solution helped Melbourne Airport:

Secure externally exposed URLs and restrict problematic traffic for over 100,000 daily visitors
Mitigate potential international DDoS threats by implementing Magic Transit in under 36 hours
Ensure 100% uptime for all traveller services and avert potential public trust issues by protecting against DDoS attacks
Enhance visibility into network traffic patterns and usage, aiding in continuous security assessments and improvements directly from the Cloudflare dashboard

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Date: 1.8.2018

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B2B Media Group GmbH, Bahnhofstraße 5, 91245 Simmelsdorf (B2B MG)

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CloudFlare Singapore

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