As AI applications continue to develop rapidly, website traffic structures and methods of content access are undergoing continuous change. In addition to traditional challenges such as website performance and DDoS attacks, enterprises are also beginning to pay closer attention to issues such as AI crawlers, data scraping, and content visibility in the era of AI search.
From May 5 to May 7, SkyCloud participated in CYBERSEC 2026 in Taiwan, showcasing its independently developed CDN acceleration, DDoS protection, and website traffic security technologies. At the same time, SkyCloud also shared new concepts for website traffic management in the AI era, attracting many enterprises and cybersecurity professionals for in-depth exchanges and discussions.
In an environment where digital services are widely adopted, website speed, stability, and security have become essential foundations for business operations. During the exhibition, SkyCloud demonstrated multiple core capabilities, including global CDN node acceleration, large-scale DDoS protection and traffic scrubbing, application-layer traffic protection, abnormal bot and malicious traffic identification, and stability operations for high-traffic event websites. SkyCloud also exchanged insights with representatives from various industries, including finance, e-commerce, media, SaaS, and government sectors, sharing practical enterprise needs when facing sudden traffic surges, website attacks, and cross-border service stability challenges.
In addition to website performance and cybersecurity protection, SkyCloud also further shared new conceptual directions for the AI era.
With the rapid growth of generative AI, AI search, and AI Agent applications, website traffic sources are gradually expanding from traditional search portals to AI platforms and large language model (LLM) systems. Enterprises are beginning to face new questions: Can AI successfully crawl website content? Can AI stably access website data? Is website content easy for AI to understand and cite? How should AI crawlers and bot traffic be managed? Will AI crawling behavior affect website stability?
The SkyCloud team pointed out that, in the future, websites will need not only traditional CDN and DDoS protection capabilities, but also website traffic management and content access mechanisms better suited to the AI era. For this reason, SkyCloud has launched a new concept product for the AI era: “AI CDN.” Its purpose is to enable enterprises, in the AI era, to ensure that their websites are not only “visible,” but also understandable by AI.
As a local Taiwanese brand and original technology provider, SkyCloud has long focused on the fields of CDN and website security, helping enterprises improve website performance, reduce the risk of service interruptions, and respond to increasingly complex network traffic environments. Moving forward, SkyCloud will continue to monitor trends in AI, cloud technology, and emerging cyberattacks, while continuing to invest in website acceleration, DDoS protection, and AI-era traffic management technologies, helping enterprises build more stable, secure, and future-ready website infrastructure.

▲ SkyCloud handed out popcorn on-site, adding a tasty touch to the interactive exchanges.

▲ Technical staff explained technical processes and applications on-site.




