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title: "How to Migrate from Monolith to Microservices | Netlify"
description: "A step-by-step guide to incrementally migrating enterprise web apps to the Jamstack, using microservice architecture."
source: "https://www.netlify.com/resources/ebooks/cybersecurity-on-the-jamstack/"
last_updated: "2026-07-28T16:51:32.000Z"
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Unlocking the Jamstack for Scalable Applications

# Cybersecurity on the Jamstack

Millions of developers, thousands of businesses, and hundreds of leading enterprises use Netlify to build, host, and deploy websites. We take our responsibility to ensure the security of those sites seriously. Netlify employs best-in-class practices to provide a 99.99% uptime SLA for our Enterprise customers, including core capabilities, such as:

-   Encryption
-   Data Center Security
-   Identity and Access Management
-   Penetration Testing

Additionally, there’s one important element of security that’s baked into Netlify’s architecture: the Jamstack itself.

## Cybersecurity on the Jamstack eBook

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## What You'll Learn From This Book

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-   How the Jamstack architecture creates fewer attack vectors for applications
-   Why Jamstack sites don't need a web application firewall (WAF)
-   How Netlify manages different types of cyberattacks, including SQL injection and DDoS  
    

> ![James Luscombe](/_astro/f0259323162f863a01253d23fbdd30ff0c578b5e-400x400_Z18GJJN.webp)
> 
> The move to the Jamstack was about speed, accessibility, and taking the worry out of deployment.