Palo Alto Networks News of the Week

We’ve captured all of the top Palo Alto Networks news from this past week right here.

Check out Unit 42’s technical analysis of Seaduke and details about the new CozyDuke campaign related to the Seaduke malware.

Palo Alto Networks researcher Bo Qu discovered two critical Internet Explorer vulnerabilities.

Rick Howard explained why network defenders should transform tactical incident response groups into full-scale cyber intelligence teams.

Conga lines belong at parties, not in security networks! Find out how the Palo Alto Networks Security Platform keeps the conga line in check.

Brian Tokuyoshi discussed taking needed steps to protect network connected devices.

Security is one of the most critical considerations for cloud computing, regardless of whether the deployment is public or private, so we recently teamed up with the Cloud Security Alliance to offer “Security Considerations for Private vs. Public Clouds,” a whitepaper covering important topics for securing cloud infrastructure.

Does Rick Howard think Cybercrime and Espionage, a book published in 2011, is Cybersecurity Canon-worthy? Find out here.

Join Del Rodillas of Palo Alto Networks and Mike Assante, Director of ICS at the SANS Institute, at this webinar on 7/22 to take a closer look at APTs in ICS, and explore methods for protecting your organization against them using a platform approach.

There are still a few more Ultimate Virtual Test Drive workshops this month. Find the schedule here, and register today to get hands-on experience with the Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewall.

Here are upcoming events around the world that you should know about:

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