Why Bright Data

Bright Data believes in transparent and ethical practices, especially when it comes to dealing with users who make up its Residential peer network. To ensure compliance, we use advanced monitoring protocols and partner with top anti-virus companies. Sometimes, we make decisions which might seem a little crazy, like cutting out parts of our own network. That is what this post is about.

Not sure what web data is? Curious to learn how your company can benefit from data collection automation? Looking for new tools that can help you optimize, and streamline the data management cycle? Feel free to declare the end of your exhausting search, you have finally arrived. See answers to all your questions below

Businesses that are actively involved in data collection may get confused regarding our transition from ‘Luminati Networks’ to ‘Bright Data’. This article explains the rebranding, and what it means for current, and would-be customers

Residential Proxy networks are heavily used in and around new sneaker release dates as one of the most effective ways to monitor the web for new opportunities, as well as successfully placing orders at scale

People are wondering about the reasons behind our rebranding. Here is the full guide to understanding what we were aiming to accomplish.

We caught up with Nir Borenshtein, Bright Data’s Chief Operating officer (COO), and Gal Shechter, Bright Data’s Head of Compliance to get an inside look at the unique customer onboarding, and network monitoring processes they have built from the ground up to enable ultimate web transparency for businesses

This article will give you practical tools and guidelines so your company can build solid data foundations and not a house of cards.

How Bright Data Gets its Peers, your questions answered in this blog post