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Our Latest Open Source Innovation, Yor: Automated IaC Tag and Trace

Palo Alto Networks

While sitting in a security operations center (SOC) in the middle of a high-severity incident, you realize Secure Shell Protocol (SSH) (port 22) is open to the world. To make that process easier to navigate, many organizations leverage cloud tagging as a scalable way to attribute cloud resources to organizational owners.

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Palo Alto Networks Secures Black Hat from Itself

Palo Alto Networks

The network and security operations center (NOC/SOC) at the Black Hat USA Conference serves the critical role of ensuring that the conference's entire network is running smoothly and efficiently, as well as detecting and responding to any security threats. The Black Hat NOC team in 2022.

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Manage a Remote SOC: Playbooks for Monitoring Remote User Activity

Palo Alto Networks

If your SOC is remote, the rest of your organization likely is as well, which means you’re responsible for securing many remote end users as they connect to corporate or branch office networks. Cortex XSOAR uses playbooks – also known as runbooks – to automate security workflows. Turbocharge Your Remote SOC Operations .

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How to Start Threat Hunting

Palo Alto Networks

Your threat hunters will be more efficient if the data is consistent, structured and flexible for all the ways they want to use it – much of which is driven by auto-tagging using security tools such as a NGFW. The post How to Start Threat Hunting appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog. Develop a Hypothesis, Then Test It.

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Busted by Cortex XDR: a True Story of Human Intuition and AI

Palo Alto Networks

The art of utilizing machine learning (ML) is therefore in perfecting how it augments human intuition and curiosity, and in automating this unity to the maximum extent. These analysts are called Unit 42: the global threat intelligence team at Palo Alto Networks that is renowned for their work to hunt, catch and tag threats.

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What’s Next with Cortex

Palo Alto Networks

The Future of the Modern SOC Is Here The Palo Alto Networks Cortex team has been on a mission to radically transform the cybersecurity industry, starting with the SOC. The Cortex portfolio provides a unified solution for the modern SOC, designed to empower security analysts to take control of their threat landscape.

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The Third Generation of XDR Has Arrived!

Palo Alto Networks

We wanted to provide a modern cloud-based platform leveraging the latest in machine learning, analytics and automation to fight the many cyber attacks businesses face every day. extends the key tenets of our XDR platform to cloud environments, ensuring SOC teams can run prevention, detection and response on their cloud assets.

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