Palo Alto Networks stories - Page 5

As healthcare providers increasingly use digital devices, the security of those devices is as important as their primary function.

Vodafone NZ, set to become One NZ, has been named Palo Alto Networks ANZ Service Provider of the Year for 2022.

Zero Trust Security Model creator John Kindervag has joined Cerby as an advisor, helping to manage the growing security issue of unmanageable applications.

Rubrik appoints Arun Dharmalingam as EMEA & APAC Channels, Alliances and Global GSI Vice President, to further extend its GSI partnerships globally.

New innovations in PrismaSASE that enable customers to identify and remediate misconfigurations in SaaS apps using SSPM capabilities.

Unit 42 Managed Detection and Response is a new service that can offer continuous 24/7 threat detection, investigation and response.

Report reveals heavy use of software vulnerabilities matching opportunistic behaviour of threat actors who search for weak points.

The heavy use of software vulnerabilities matches the opportunistic behaviour of threat actors who scour the internet for vulnerabilities and weak points.

Matt Chiodi, ex-Palo Alto Networks CSO, joins Cerby as Chief Trust Officer to bolster platform security, privacy, and trust.

Palo Alto Networks achieves IRAP assessment for its cyber security services in Australia, providing assured protection for government agencies.

Latest Prisma Cloud platform updates help organisations continuously monitor and secure web applications with maximum flexibility.

Palo Alto Networks was recognised for helping organisations rapidly transform security operations for future success.

A long-standing collaboration between the two global cybersecurity experts, Thales and Palo Alto Networks, is designed help support widespread cloud migration.

Palo Alto Networks is urging the industry to move to Zero Trust Network Access 2.0 because previous versions have major gaps in security protection.

High-profile ransomware attacks and reliance on digital infrastructure sees an increasing need for businesses to embrace zero trust cybersecurity.

The average ransom demand in cases worked by the Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 security consultants rose 144% in 2021 to $2.2 million.

Palo Alto Networks partners with Amazon Web Services to launch Cloud NGFW, a managed Next-Generation Firewall service for AWS deployments.

The average ransom demand in cases rose 144% in 2021 to US$2.2 million, while the average payment climbed 78% to US$541,010.

The proposed measures go too far and need stronger guardrails, otherwise they could adversely affect Australia's critical infrastructure operators.

Palo Alto's Prisma Cloud Supply Chain Security provides a complete view of where vulnerabilities or misconfigurations exist in the software supply chain.