We’re here in the home stretch of our biggest Ignite security conference yet. Yesterday, you heard about our new Palo Alto Networks Application Framework, GlobalProtect cloud service, and our collaboration with Girl Scouts of the USA to deliver the first-ever national cybersecurity badges for Girl Scouts in grades kindergarten through 12. Today we’re going to zoom in on one of Ignite’s most popular sessions…the Cyber Range!
We brought back the popular Cyber Range to Ignite for the second year in a row! Cyber Range exercises are used by technology and cyber operations professionals to hone cybersecurity skills against advanced threats in a real-time simulated environment. Congratulations to the winners of this year’s Cyber Range.
Daily Recaps:
- Welcome to Ignite 2017 Security Conference!
- Ignite 2017: Application Framework, Diversity Panel and More from Day 2
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— CRN (@CRN) June 14, 2017
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— Michael Woodside (@MichaelWoodside) June 14, 2017