Artificial intelligence is the topic of so many conversations in the cybersecurity industry these days, and rightly so. As we gather more intelligence on cyber threats, we can use AI to do ever smarter things with that data to prevent attacks. The potential of AI will grow as we collectRead More…
Palo Alto Networks has recently announced that SEGA Europe, the distribution arm of interactive game publisher SEGA Games, chose the Palo Alto Networks Security Operating Platform as the standard for its security operations, providing centralized cybersecurity detection and preventionRead More…
Greg Day, Vice President and Regional Chief Security Officer, EMEA at Palo Alto Networks discusses that as digital agility is increasingly seen as a key business advantage, businesses need to challenge the status quo and move towards a new model of cybersecurity consumption.Read More…
Palo Alto Networks recently announced its Traps endpoint protection and response product has achieved the designation of “In Process” for the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP). This achievement marks an important milestone for Traps, which combines multiple methods of prevention to provide endpoint security.Read More…
Palo Alto Networks announced today the integration of RedLock and VM-Series for AWS Security Hub, a new security service from Amazon Web Services. Building on native AWS security capabilities, these protection technologies integrateRead More…
Palo Alto Networks announced that its board of directors has named Amit K. Singh as president, effective November 1, 2018. As president, Singh succeeds Mark Anderson, who will move into an advisory role until May 1, 2019,Read More…
Palo Alto Networks is all set to acquire U.S.-based cloud security firm Evident.io for a total purchase price of $300 million to be paid in cash. The co-founders of Evident.io, Tim Prendergast and Justin Lundy, will join Palo Alto Networks. The Evident Security Platform (ESP) enables organizations of all sizesRead More…
According to a recent study conducted on cloud security for Palo Alto Networks revealed that the majority (70 percent) of cybersecurity professionals working in large organisations across EMEA say that a rush to the cloud is not taking full account of the security risks. The survey polled businesses that areRead More…
