Azure Blog Compliance Malware 
Prisma Clud
JUNE 22, 2023
Using WildFire in 2021 to analyze malicious files, our threat research team discovered a 73% increase in Cobalt Strike malware samples compared to 2020. The speed, volume and sophistication of modern malware attacks has made them more difficult to detect.
Prisma Clud
APRIL 20, 2023
Introducing New Anomaly Detection Policies In our ongoing expansion of threat detection capabilities, as we keep pace with the evolving threat landscape, Prisma Cloud has added eight new anomaly policies to detect suspicious operations for Azure ® environments. Adversaries may circumvent these mechanisms to gain higher-level permissions.
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Tenable
APRIL 12, 2024
The directive instructs agencies to take immediate and specific actions, including “to analyze potentially affected emails, reset any compromised credentials, and take additional steps to secure privileged Microsoft Azure accounts,” CISA said in a statement. military have had access to Malware Next-Generation Analysis since November.
Palo Alto Networks
APRIL 28, 2021
New functionality increases automation and detection, simplifies compliance checks and deepens visibility into malware threats for containers and hosts. Enhanced malware analysis for hosts and containers with WildFire integration. An improved compliance dashboard for analyzing security posture against leading frameworks.
Palo Alto Networks
APRIL 28, 2021
New functionality increases automation and detection, simplifies compliance checks and deepens visibility into malware threats for containers and hosts. Enhanced malware analysis for hosts and containers with WildFire integration. An improved compliance dashboard for analyzing security posture against leading frameworks.
Prisma Clud
SEPTEMBER 21, 2023
In this blog post, we delve into Zero Trust and the best practices that exemplify it in cloud environments. Additionally, Zero Trust actively simplifies compliance, aligning with various regulatory frameworks and helping organizations adhere to data protection and access control requirements in the cloud. Palo Alto Networks.
Tenable
DECEMBER 22, 2023
Yes, cyberattackers quickly leveraged GenAI for malicious purposes, such as to craft better phishing messages , build smarter malware and quickly create and spread misinformation. The study found only 21% have GenAI usage policies; only 38% are actively mitigating its cybersecurity risks; and 28% are mitigating its compliance risks.
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