Muddled Libra: From Social Engineering to Enterprise-Scale Disruption
Unit 42's latest research reveals how Muddled Libra (AKA Scattered Spider) has transformed into teams that pose risks to organizations worldwide.
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Stoked — Manifesting Innovation in Shared Threat Intelligence
Explore how skateboarding's collaborative spirit mirrors sharing threat intelligence in cybersecurity, fostering innovation and collective defense aga...
Top Three Ways Organizations Were Unprepared for Cyberattacks in 2023
2024 Incident Response report reveals top three ways organizations were unprepared for cyberattacks, and the need to prioritize security fundamentals....
GenAI in Cybersecurity — Threats and Defenses
The Unit 42 Threat Frontier: Prepare for Emerging AI Risks report explains how generative AI (GenAI) is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape.
Secure AI Applications by Design. AI Runtime Security, Now Available.
Secure your AI applications, models and data from new set of AI threats.
Cloud-delivered Security, Mobile Users, Products and Services, Remote Workforce, Threat Prevention, Use-Cases, Web Security
Five Misconceptions About Secure Web Gateways
Secure web gateways (SWGs) play a crucial role in protecting organizations from cyber threats, especially in the era of ...
Prisma Access Outperforms Against Cobalt Strike Attacks
Palo Alto Networks is the leading vendor in preventing Cobalt Strike C2 communication, blocking 99.2% of tested attacks.
Must-Read Articles, Playbook of the Week, Product Features, Products and Services, Threat Prevention
Playbook of the Week: Responding to Zero-Day Threats
Every week we highlight XSOAR playbooks that help security analysts work smarter not harder. This week it’s all about responding to zero-day threats....
Building Resilient Security with Attack Surface Management
Security teams have too much work and too little time. This is top of mind for security operations center (SOC) leads, so the aim of a SOC lead is oft...
Managing Apache Log4j on Your Attack Surface with Cortex Xpanse
Learn how Cortex Xpanse can discover assets and software vulnerable to Apache Log4j CVE-2021-44228 (Log4Shell) remote code exploits.
See the Graph Security API in Action at RSA Conference 2018
Palo Alto Networks has built a proof-of-concept application to demonstrate our ability to consume alerts from Microsoft’s Graph Security API. See it i...
UPDATED: Palo Alto Networks Protections Against WanaCrypt0r Ransomware Atta...
Our Next-Generation Security Platform automatically created, delivered and enforced protections from this attack.
Unveiling Magnifier Behavioral Analytics: Rapidly Hunt Down and Stop the St...
Learn about Magnifier and how it can be used to quickly find and stop stealthy attacks with behavioral analytics.
Palo Alto Networks Recommended in NSS Labs First Ever Breach Prevention Sys...
Palo Alto Networks recommended in NSS Labs first ever Breach Prevention Systems Test.
Palo Alto Networks Protections Against Bad Rabbit Ransomware Attacks
Palo Alto Networks protections against Bad Rabbit ransomware.
Traps Prevents Kernel APC Attacks
Learn why kernel APC attack techniques are no match for Traps Advanced Endpoint protection.
Traps Spies FINSPY With Its Eye … and Prevents It
Traps spies FINSPY with its eye … and prevents It.
Welcoming the APAC WildFire Cloud
Announcing the APAC WildFire cloud, located in Singapore, which extends our regional cloud approach to cover Asia-Pacific, the European Union, Japan and North America.
How Traps Protects Against Astrum
Traps advanced endpoint protection from Palo Alto Networks can keep you safe from Astrum's evasion techniques.
Palo Alto Networks Protections for Petya Ransomware
Palo Alto Networks protections for Petya ransomware.
Evasive Security Threats: How Well Do You Know Your Adversary?
Evasive security threats: how well do you know your adversary?
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