Websites typically run a plethora of tools and widgets for analytics, marketing automation, advertising, chatbots, security, and social media.
These third-party tools can adversely impact the performance of websites, and they also increase the attack surface, posing security risks to the organization. Moreover, organizations have limited/no visibility and control over the data that third-party tools access, leading to privacy concerns.
In this session, we will discuss:
- Privacy concerns related to third-party tools
- Performance and Security challenges of third-party JavaScript
- Removing third-party scripts from the browser and loading them on the cloud
Date: November 16 @ 1 pm ET
Mike Matchett
CEO & Principal Analyst,
Small World Big Data
For the past 10 years, Mike has worked as an industry analyst for Taneja Group and TechTarget. Mike covers hyperconverged architectures, virtual compute and desktop technologies, AI/ML, and NoSQL databases. Mike holds a BSEE from MIT and served as a Chief Intelligence Officer in the United States Air Force. Learn more at: smallworldbigdata.com Twitter: @smworldbigdata
Apoorva Ravikrishnan
Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Cloudflare
Apoorva Ravikrishnan is a Senior Product Marketing Manager at Cloudflare, where she works on the Emerging Technology and Incubation product portfolio. Prior to Cloudflare, Apoorva worked in the cybersecurity and IT service management (ITSM) space as a product marketer. Apoorva started her career as a Research Analyst and has a MS in Engineering Business Management from the University of Warwick.
Yair Dovrat
Product Manager,
Cloudflare
Previously co-founder & CEO of Zaraz, a third-party manager built for speed, privacy and security. Y Combinator Alumnus.
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