CDN Caching Guidelines for Public and Private Content

CDN caching involves storing copies of information on third-party servers for a specific duration. The nature of content determines whether it can be cached, especially concerning security risks.

Content categorized as public is safe to cache, whereas anything requiring confidentiality should be classified as private. It is crucial to avoid caching private information, which includes sensitive data like shipping addresses, billing addresses, and credit card numbers.

NetSuite organizes content into private folders and public folders, and it relies on specific file extensions to assess caching eligibility on CDN servers. Here’s a brief overview of how this system operates:

Content Caching Guidelines

Important Security Note

Be vigilant not to store sensitive information in public folders, as this content may be cached on third-party servers, leading to potential data breaches. Following these guidelines is essential for maintaining the security and integrity of your customers’ information.