Ignite 2017: Application Framework, Diversity Panel and More from Day 2
Jun 13, 2017
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Welcome back to Day 2 of Ignite 2017!
Attendees showed up bright and early to attend General Session where we dropped announcements galore. First, we announced our latest security innovations around the new Palo Alto Networks Application Framework, reinventing how customers rapidly access, evaluate and adopt the most compelling new security technologies as an extension of the Next-Generation Security Platform they already own and operate.
We also announced the new GlobalProtect cloud service, a new cloud-based security infrastructure managed by Palo Alto Networks that allows you to deploy consistent next-generation security to your remote networks and mobile users using Panorama management.
Last, but not least, we announced our collaboration with Girl Scouts of the USA to deliver the first-ever national cybersecurity badges for Girl Scouts in grades K–12.
During lunch, some of our attendees were treated to a lively panel discussion on the topic of “embracing diversity” moderated by Rick Howard, CSO at Palo Alto Networks, and Carly Chaiken of USA Network’s Mr. Robot. Panelist shared tips on how we can empower ourselves and others to create a more diverse environment in cybersecurity.
We have a lot more still to come this week from Ignite 2017. Be sure to follow @ignite_conf and #IgniteYourSecurity for the latest from Ignite 2017. In the meantime, check out our key announcements, tweets, and photos from the day below.
Today’s Announcements:
- Accelerating Security Innovation: Introducing the Palo Alto Networks Application Framework
- Announcing GlobalProtect Cloud Service: Consistent Protection Delivered to Remote Networks and Mobile Users
- Collaborating with Girl Scouts of the USA for First-Ever National Cybersecurity Badges!
Tremendous announcements today from @PaloAltoNtwks Application Framework hit the mark #IgniteYourSecurity pic.twitter.com/cElVEZ5V4Y
— Julian Quintana (@DataCenterNinja) June 13, 2017
#Cybersecurity needs to be delivered as a set of services and not as a set of technologies deployed #IgniteYourSecurity Disruption is now! pic.twitter.com/wIarHYixWn
— Sean Duca (@SeanDuca) June 13, 2017
Great session on stopping nasty threats using the entire Palo Alto Networks platform from John and Erik! #IgniteYourSecurity pic.twitter.com/1duvgDFQxX
— Zoltan Deak (@zodeak) June 13, 2017
This is what a tech panel should look like. So proud to be a part of this. #diversity #IgniteYourSecurity pic.twitter.com/FWRmRsDqv3
— Jen Miller Osborn (@jadefh) June 13, 2017
Great session @Ignite_Conf #IgniteYourSecurity https://t.co/an6ukKMIl2
— Jamie Brummell (@jamiebrummell) June 13, 2017
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