All Layers Are Not Created Equal
In order to build a real Zero Trust architecture, you need to understand why it cannot be done with Layer 3 technologies.
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Palo Alto Networks News of the Week – January 21, 2017
Did you miss any of this week’s Palo Alto Networks action? Don’t worry, we’ve rounded up our top news and views right here:
5 Key Considerations When Implementing User-Based Access Controls
End users, the very community of individuals chartered to preserve the integrity of your business, embody a profound vulnerability point within your network’s security infrastructu...
Palo Alto Networks News of the Week – January 14, 2017
Did you miss any of this week’s Palo Alto Networks action? Don’t worry, we’ve rounded up our top news and views right here:
There’s No “I” in Secure Network: User-Based Access Policy is a Team Effort
Today’s cyber attackers have proven themselves far more capable and committed, stopping at nothing to access the pools of valuable data that uphold the integrity and reliability of...
Don’t Let Your Users Unknowingly Be the Weak Link in Your Security Infrastr...
Hackers are becoming increasingly stealthy and creative, relentlessly trying to gain access to sensitive data, while organizations work tirelessly to prevent security breaches and...
Palo Alto Networks News of the Week – July 16, 2016
In case you missed it, catch up on all of our top news from this past week right here.Palo Alto Networks researchers discovered two critical Internet Explorer vulnerabilities.
Why User-Based Controls Are Critical to Your Breach Prevention Strategy
Employees, customers and partners connect to different repositories of information within your network, as well as to the internet, to perform various aspects of their jobs. These...
Tech Docs: How Secure is Your Internet Gateway?
One of the cheapest and easiest ways for an attacker to get into to your network is through users accessing the Internet. By successfully exploiting an endpoint, an attacker can take hold in your network and be...
The Power of Palo Alto Networks Threat Prevention Across the Cyberattack Li...
I recently shared examples of how App-ID and User-ID can dramatically reduce the attack surface and provide granular controls to allow exactly what tr...
The Power of User-ID
Following up on our recent discussion of App-ID as critical for safely enabling applications, here we will cover a related feature: User-ID.
Best Practices for Your Swiss Army Knife
If you’ve been to any recent Palo Alto Networks Ignite conferences, you’ve likely attended sessions led by our Product Management team on best practices for various Palo Alto Netwo...
Working with Panorama Templates
To use Panorama for managing Palo Alto Networks firewalls, you must add the firewalls as managed devices and then assign them to device groups and templates. Panorama Templates allow you manage the configuration options on the Device and Ne...
BYOD Makes You Productive, and It’s Also Why Your NAC Deployments Fail
Network Access Control (NAC): everyone wants to do it, and the goals for most programs are noble.It goes like this: By ensuring only authorized users and devices connect to the net...
Introducing Palo Alto Networks Migration Tool 3.0
With the increasing frequency of high profile security breaches, it’s clear that legacy security solutions are no longer capable of sufficiently protecting your business from aggressive cyber attacks. So if you...
RTFM* Like a Boss—A New Look for Technical Documentation
At Palo Alto Networks, we have a passion for innovation! It must show because thousands of customers have chosen our security platforms to protect their enterprise, government, and service provider networks fro...
IEC 62443: The New Gold Standard for Network Segmentation in ICS and SCADA ...
In the past two months, I’ve attended various conferences, including the Smart Grid and SCADA Cybersecurity event in London, where experts discussed t...
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