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New: The Industry’s Most Flexible Software NGFW Consumption Model

Palo Alto Networks

What if there was a licensing approach that would let you procure software firewalls and security services with the speed and flexibility to match rapidly changing cloud requirements? Or how about dynamically resizing your software firewalls in response to changes in your organization? And why stop there? Then they hope for the best.

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We're Honored to Be Recognized Again! A Leader 11 Straight Times

Palo Alto Networks

On December 22, 2022, Gartner named Palo Alto Networks a Leader for the eleventh consecutive time in its Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Network Firewalls for 2022. IoT Security integrates with our next-generation firewalls to dynamically discover and maintain a real-time inventory of the IoT devices on the network.

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Announcing CN-Series: The Industry’s First NGFW for Kubernetes

Palo Alto Networks

Container adoption is on a serious rise, which is why we’re releasing CN-Series , the containerized version of our ML-Powered Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW), designed specifically for Kubernetes environments. CN-Series container firewalls deployed on each node in the environment for maximum visibility and control.

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Call for Papers — Ignite ‘21 Is Now Open

Palo Alto Networks

It will be a free-to-attend, virtual event, filled with the biggest experts in the industry, and you could be one of those experts! Data Center Security. SDN Virtualized Infrastructure. Malware Analysis & Sandboxing. Firewall as a Service. Network Perimeter Internet Edge Security. 5G Security.

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Back Again: The Mobile Endpoint Is Now the Policy Enforcement Point in the Everywhere Workplace!

Ivanti

Zero trust states that the traditional perimeter security controls like your company’s firewall or your home router will not keep nation-state funded advanced persistent threats (APT) from breaching your defenses.

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The differences between reactive vs proactive incident response

xmatters

The approach employs defense mechanisms like spam filters, firewalls, and antivirus software to manage intruders and counter common security attacks. Intercepting such data is difficult. Attackers wanting to breach data or compromise networks target unsecured endpoints because they provide an easy access point.

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Reactive vs Proactive Incident Response

xmatters

The approach employs defense mechanisms like spam filters, firewalls, and antivirus software to manage intruders and counter common security attacks. Intercepting such data is difficult. Attackers wanting to breach data or compromise networks target unsecured endpoints because they provide an easy access point.

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