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11 Key Enterprise IoT Security Recommendations

Altexsoft

The number of internet-connected devices expected to be online by 2020 varies wildly by source but it will be in the tens of billions. As we know, the IoT will enable businesses to capture more data for deep analysis while obtaining more granular control over processes. How could the IoT undermine the security of your business?

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Palo Alto Networks a Leader in Forrester Enterprise Firewalls Report

Palo Alto Networks

With increasing attack surfaces that include hybrid clouds, remote workers, IoT devices and more, it’s all the more important that we provide customers with deep visibility and protection from the threats of today and tomorrow. Forrester has named Palo Alto Networks a Leader in its Forrester Wave : Enterprise Firewalls, Q3 2020 report.

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Top 5 5G Security Considerations for Enterprises

Palo Alto Networks

Private 5G networks enable new enterprise use cases not previously possible, allowing for industrial-scale IoT networks with ultra-low latency, mission-critical reliability and a high degree of mobility. The modern mobile IoT environment poses greater IoT security risks , with business-critical operations at stake.

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Are We Prepared to Deal with the Impact of Cyber Threats on 5G?

Palo Alto Networks

Consider the following IoT examples: Modern IoT malware and attacks, such as botnet scanning, drain the CPU and memory of the IoT devices under attack, causing substantial service response delay for time-sensitive applications, lower device stability and increased device reboot risks.

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The Right Approach to Securing 5G

Palo Alto Networks

To avoid problems down the road for mobile operators and others looking to this technology to revolutionize their ecosystems, we need to consider three key challenges for securing 5G: the Internet of Things (IoT), 5G cloud adoption, and the development of standards and best practices. Challenge 1: Security in the Internet of Connected Things.

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How Regulation Is Impacting 5G Security in Europe

Palo Alto Networks

We have completed numerous deployments around the world enabling our customers to detect and prevent mobile protocol-specific threats, malware and other vulnerabilities within mobile networks. All of this makes securing networks, data, IoT devices and enterprise services essential.

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5 Cybersecurity Issues to Address in the Asia-Pacific Region

Palo Alto Networks

Before we even start to consider the rollout of 5G, however, 4G networks today are still vulnerable to a myriad of attack modes, from spam to eavesdropping, malware, IP-spoofing, data and service theft, DDoS attacks and numerous other variants. . Navigating IoT will become a minefield for everyone.

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