Today at our annual Ignite Europe conference, chief product officer Lee Klarich unveiled Cortex XDR 2.0 – the next bold evolution of the industry’s first XDR product, which launched a new category of tools delivering threat detection and response across siloed data sources. Cortex XDR 2.0 includes groundbreaking enhancements that further fulfill the promise of
Most enterprises have hybrid or multi-cloud deployments, and maintaining consistent security posture across all deployments is one of their top priorities. In December 2018, we announced an expanded partnership with Palo Alto Networks with exactly that goal in mind. With Google Cloud’s native security toolkit and deep integrations with Palo Alto Networks cloud security products
Author: Matthew Chiodi, CSO Public Cloud Applications moving to the cloud and increased user mobility are changing the way networking and network security services must be delivered. Palo Alto Networks founder and CTO Nir Zuk believes that the future of network security is in the cloud, and has been driving this change for the past
By John Davis, vice president, federal chief security officer, retired U.S. Army major general The cybersecurity industry has a great need for well-trained professionals, people who understand how to respond to threats and prevent successful attacks. When we look at veterans, we see people who have already shown their ability to answer the call when
By Ed Metcalf, Director, Product Marketing, Services, Support, Education & Success Tools Palo Alto Networks is known for our technological innovations, but we’re also dedicated to innovations that elevate the customer experience. We’ve created products to ensure each day is safer and more secure than the one before, and we know that the right level
Author: Keith Mokris, Product Marketing Manager, Container Security Today’s enterprises have embraced containers for their simplicity and contribution to improved development velocity. While developers and devops enjoy this new-found speed to deliver software and value to customers more quickly, security teams are looking to ensure container pipelines are secure and improve the risk posture of
By Nir Zuk, Palo Alto Networks founder and CTO Applications moving to the cloud and increased user mobility are changing the way networking and network security services must be delivered. The future of network security is in the cloud, and this new model is known as a “secure access service edge,” or SASE (pronounced “sassy”). Palo
Ron Harnik, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Serverless Security One of the most interesting things about working at Palo Alto Networks is getting to see pretty much every type of enterprise cybersecurity under the sun deployed in real-life situations. From Next-Generation Firewalls protecting network segments in data centers to WildFire preventing zero-day exploits, and from cloud
Cyber Canon Book Review: “A Sustainable Digital Economy: Not Fear, but Trust Connects” (2018), by Ad Krikke Book Reviewed By: Fred Streefland, Regional CSO NEEUR, Palo Alto Networks, 02 January 2019 Bottom Line: I don’t recommend this book for the Cybersecurity Canon Hall of Fame, but if you are interested in the topic, this is a good
By Christer Swartz, Worldwide Consulting Engineer, Data Center, Virtualization, Service Provider Data centers are changing. The elastic nature of modern application workloads requires data center networks to scale up and out on demand, making it difficult for data center teams to enforce security on workloads as they move across multiple servers, data center locations or clouds.