#bot-management tag

How Much Are Bots Costing You? IAB Tech Lab Wants Content Owners To Find Out | AdExchanger

Bot management guidance focuses on validating authorized crawling and improving content owners’ understanding of bot access costs and usage.

#ai-crawlers

Marketing tech

fromMarTech

10 hours ago

IAB Tech Lab tackles the growing AI bot problem | MarTech

IAB Tech Lab guidance provides practical strategies for managing AI crawler access, balancing business needs, infrastructure strain, and monetization sustainability.

fromTheregister

9 months ago

Artificial intelligence

Fastly warns AI bots can hit sites 39K times per minute

Marketing tech

fromMarTech

10 hours ago

IAB Tech Lab tackles the growing AI bot problem | MarTech

IAB Tech Lab guidance provides practical strategies for managing AI crawler access, balancing business needs, infrastructure strain, and monetization sustainability.

fromTheregister

9 months ago

Artificial intelligence

Fastly warns AI bots can hit sites 39K times per minute

more#ai-crawlers

Artificial intelligence

fromDigiday

2 months ago

People Inc.'s Jon Roberts on the AI licensing boom - and the revenue lag

AI content licensing marketplaces are growing, but revenue generation remains uncertain for publishers.

Media industry

fromDigiday

2 months ago

Cloudflare's compliant crawler highlights tension - and opportunity - in the emerging AI content market

Cloudflare launched a compliant crawl API to give publishers control over web scraping while facing criticism for the apparent contradiction of a company that previously blocked scrapers now building one.

#cloudflare

fromTechzine Global

5 months ago

Tech industry

New Cloudflare outage affects LinkedIn and IKEA, among others

fromTechzine Global

6 months ago

Information security

Cloudflare apologizes after global outage, what went wrong?

fromTechzine Global

5 months ago

Tech industry

New Cloudflare outage affects LinkedIn and IKEA, among others

fromTechzine Global

6 months ago

Information security

Cloudflare apologizes after global outage, what went wrong?

more#cloudflare

fromIT Pro

5 months ago

November rundown: CrowdStrike's insider threat

The individual was believed to have been paid around $25,000 for this, which all things considered, I think, is quite low when you're risking being fired and, you know, a potential jail sentence in the aftermath of this. So these were leaked on Telegram. CrowdStrike, obviously, was made aware of this and they reacted pretty swiftly like we mentioned. That person has since been dismissed, I don't think it was too much of an issue for HR in that situation.

Information security

#cloudflare-outage

fromArs Technica

6 months ago