Cloudflare did not start as a mission-driven company. We launched in 2010 by offering free security services to individual developers and small businesses while we built our network and developed products we could sell. However, working with our free customers, including some doing incredibly important work like reporting on corruption in Africa, helped illustrate how small organizations often struggle to operate online in the face of powerful and persistent cyber attacks. We started to understand that making world-class security services accessible to everyone, regardless of their ability to pay or their technical acumen, was something vitally important. It inspired us to continue to make versions of our newest privacy, security, and reliability products available to everyone for free. It also inspired us to launch Project Galileo, which allows journalists, humanitarian groups, and civil rights organizations around the world to access our highest level cyber security services for free. Eleven years after our founding, we still strive to live that mission in everything that we do.