Answers for teams planning Cloudflare, cloud, and managed operations.

Nanosek designs, deploys, secures, migrates, and operates cloud infrastructure for enterprise teams across EMEA. Cloudflare is the dominant service area, but the delivery model also covers AWS, Azure, GCP, private cloud, hybrid infrastructure, DevOps platforms, observability, and security operations.

No. Nanosek has deep Cloudflare specialization and is positioned around Cloudflare delivery, but the company is broader than one vendor. Many engagements include Cloudflare at the edge, cloud workloads on AWS, Azure, or GCP, private infrastructure, CI/CD, data platforms, and operational governance.

The usual buyers are infrastructure, security, platform engineering, DevOps, application, and IT leadership teams that need controlled delivery for production systems. We are a fit when teams need specialist Cloudflare work, migration planning, managed operations, or cloud architecture that has to survive audits, incidents, traffic spikes, and change windows.

Nanosek works across Cloudflare DNS, CDN, WAF, DDoS protection, Bot Management, API Shield, Zero Trust, Access, Gateway, WARP, Workers, Load Balancing, Logpush, analytics, certificates, rulesets, account governance, and managed operations. The exact scope is defined during discovery so ownership, risk, and validation are clear.

For clients, it means Nanosek can support Cloudflare adoption with partner-led architecture, implementation, migration, tuning, and ongoing management. The practical value is not just configuration work: it is discovery, risk mapping, rollout planning, rollback design, documentation, support workflow, and operational ownership.

Yes. Many projects start with an existing Cloudflare account that needs cleanup, hardening, better observability, WAF tuning, governance, or managed operations. Nanosek can audit the current state, prioritize risks, tune controls, and create an operating model for future changes.

A typical migration includes current-state discovery, DNS and hostname inventory, CDN and cache behavior mapping, WAF and bot policy translation, certificate planning, origin protection, logging and monitoring design, staged testing, cutover planning, rollback preparation, post-launch tuning, and documentation.

Yes. Nanosek supports vendor-to-Cloudflare migration patterns where the work is not a simple copy-paste. CDN behavior, edge logic, DNS, certificates, WAF policies, bot rules, logs, origin routing, and operational workflows need to be translated into Cloudflare-native controls and validated against production traffic.

Risk is reduced through staged rollout, low-TTL planning, parallel validation, representative test traffic, monitor-before-block security policies, rollback records, origin reachability checks, observability before cutover, and clear go/no-go criteria. Critical migrations should be treated as production change programs, not one-time DNS edits.

Managed operations can include DNS changes, WAF and bot tuning, cache optimization, certificate ownership, Logpush checks, incident response, change reviews, reporting, rule updates, account governance, security posture reviews, and support coordination. The service is scoped around the client environment and required response model.

Nanosek provides monitoring and incident-response coverage for managed services clients where that support model is included in the engagement. The exact coverage, escalation path, communication channel, response expectations, and reporting cadence are defined in the service scope.

Yes. The preferred model is collaborative: Nanosek handles specialist implementation, review, runbooks, tuning, and escalation support while internal teams retain the context and ownership they need. Access, approval workflow, documentation, and handover expectations are agreed upfront.

Common work includes WAF managed and custom rules, DDoS posture, bot controls, rate limits, API Shield, mTLS, Zero Trust Access, Gateway policies, WARP deployment, origin protection, DNS hardening, Logpush, SIEM integration, dashboards, alert tuning, and incident runbooks.

Yes. API work can include endpoint discovery, authentication review, schema readiness, Cloudflare API Shield, mTLS, method-aware WAF rules, rate limits, bot controls, Logpush visibility, and rollout planning. APIs are usually handled separately from browser traffic because false positives and client behavior differ.

Yes, when the scope and access model allow it. Emergency work focuses on triage, Cloudflare onboarding or hardening, DNS and certificate validation, WAF and rate-limit controls, origin protection, logging, and post-incident cleanup. Emergency migration still needs careful rollback and validation.

Most engagements start with a discovery call, current-state review, access and scope definition, risk prioritization, and a delivery plan. For Cloudflare work, Nanosek usually confirms zones, hostnames, products in use, traffic paths, ownership boundaries, change windows, and required outputs before implementation begins.

Useful inputs include target outcomes, current providers, domains and critical hostnames, Cloudflare account status, traffic and incident context, compliance constraints, migration deadlines, internal owners, change windows, and whether the need is architecture, implementation, audit, or managed operations.

Nanosek is headquartered in Petah Tikva, Israel and serves enterprise clients across EMEA. Delivery can support distributed teams, regional compliance needs, and production environments that span Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and global cloud regions.