Unit 42 of Palo Alto maps out the global threat landscape
2019-12-23
Alex Hinchliffe, Threat Intelligence Analyst at Unit 42, Palo Alto Networks, looks back at key threats from 2019 and what to expect in 2020Read More…
Palo Alto Networks to acquire Aporeto for $150 million
2019-12-04
Palo Alto Networks announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Aporeto, a machine identity-based microsegmentation company for approximately $150 million. The proposed acquisition of Aporeto will further strengthen the Palo Alto’s Cloud Native Security Platform delivered by Prisma Cloud.Read More…
Palo Alto bolsters the capabilities of Prisma Access
2019-11-17
Palo Alto Networks has announced new cloud-delivered software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN) and data loss prevention (DLP) capabilities in Prisma Access, the industry’s most comprehensive secure access service edge (SASE) platform.Read More…
Palo Alto Networks and Europol expand their collaboration
2019-10-24
Palo Alto Networks and Europol have signed a MoU that expands their collaboration efforts to tackle cybercrime activity and improve security for citizens, businesses and governments across the EU.Read More…
Unit 42 of Palo Alto discovers new cryptojacking worm, Graboid
2019-10-17
According to Jay Chen, senior cloud vulnerability and exploit researcher for Unit 42 part of Palo Alto, they have discovered a new cryptojacking worm, Graboid that’s spread to more than 2,000 unsecured Docker hosts. We derived the name by paying homage to the 1990’s movie “Tremors,”Read More…
Are you building an effective SOC?
2019-08-22
Haider Pasha, regional chief security officer, emerging markets, Palo Alto Networks shares his take on what makes an SOC tick.Read More…
Palo Alto discovers 10 new Microsoft vulnerabilities
2019-06-26
Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 threat researchers have discovered one new vulnerability addressed by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) as part of their June 2019 security update release, as well as nine additional vulnerabilities that were addressed in May 2019.Read More…
Palo Alto Networks protects SEGA Games from cyberthreats
2019-05-30
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…