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How Cortex Xpanse Can Identify CISA-Identified Known Exploited Vulnerabilities

In late 2021, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (DHS/CISA) issued Binding Operational Directive 22-01 (BOD 22-01), which introduced a list of Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEVs) that threat actors have exploited. Cortex Xpanse can help users to find potentially-impacte...

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Mar 22, 2022

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Palo Alto Networks News of the Week – May 9

Here’s all of the top Palo Alto Networks news from this past week.Gal Badishi discusses CVE-2014-1776 and how the reuse of code makes attacks easier than ever.

May 09, 2014

By Chad Berndtson

Cybersecurity, Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: Migrating from Juniper to Palo Alto Networks Is Easy

You can't afford to have a security platform that lacks a clearly-defined future. In a one-hour webinar Tuesday, March 25, we'll show you how easy it is to migrate from Juniper to...

Mar 19, 2014

By Palo Alto Networks

Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: Palo Alto Networks Solutions for Virtualized and Cloud Env...

Over the past few months, you’ve seen a number of announcements about our solutions for virtualized data center and cloud environments, particularly concerning our partnerships wit...

Mar 12, 2014

By Chad Berndtson

Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: Getting the Most Out of WildFire

Our recent PAN-OS 6.0 launch includes key updates to WildFire, through which we can now provide greater visibility of zero-day exploits and unknown malware and further simplify the jobs of security and IR teams...

Feb 05, 2014

By Chad Berndtson

Malware, Mobility, Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: Understanding Mobile Devices and DDoS

I've seen a number of articles this month about how Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks evolve through the use of mobile devices. I think the articles blur the lines on several issues, so I wanted to c...

Jan 29, 2014

By Brian Tokuyoshi

Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: 5 Keys To Preventing Advanced Attacks

It is no secret that modern information-based attacks have become increasingly sophisticated and common, and these advanced threats present one of the most important challenges facing network security teams tod...

Jan 22, 2014

By Palo Alto Networks

Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: Migrating from Cisco ASA to Palo Alto Networks

We're pleased to offer continuing access to our recent webinar, Migrating from Cisco ASA to Palo Alto Networks. You'll hear from Palo Alto Networks product experts and consulting s...

Jan 08, 2014

By Palo Alto Networks

Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: How To Enable WildFire On Your Palo Alto Networks Platform

Modern cyberattacks and APTs rely on stealth, persistence and the skilled avoidance of traditional security throughout the lifecycle of the attack. That’s why Palo Alto Networks of...

Dec 18, 2013

By Chad Berndtson

Cybersecurity, Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: Explaining Safe Application Enablement

Key to the Palo Alto Networks story is that our products safely enable network traffic based on applications, users and content. In many of my meetings with customers, I'm asked to explain the difference betwee...

Dec 11, 2013

By Palo Alto Networks

CIO/CISO, Cybersecurity, Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: Who Every CISO Should Be Talking To

As I noted in a recent SecurityWeek column, an effective cybersecurity leader speaks a new language--one that is a blend of technology and business. Gone are the days when a CISO could just be an expert in secu...

Dec 04, 2013

By Palo Alto Networks

Network Perimeter, Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: “Excuse me, but your printer is showing”

I was reading the Japanese newspaper the other day, and a report came out about yet another incident of devices (office printers in particular) that were exposed to unauthorized users. The modern office printer...

Nov 21, 2013

By Brian Tokuyoshi

Cybersecurity, Data Center, Mobility, Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: Security Coverage Goes Beyond The Perimeter

Rarely is it sufficient to provide protection solely at the major entry and exit points of a network. Most enterprises also need to address a variety...

Nov 12, 2013

By Palo Alto Networks

Threat Prevention, Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: Protecting Your Users Against Future Frights!

I don’t know about you, but last week, I got my fill of mini Snickers®, Kit Kats® and “fun-size” candy to last me another year. As all of us take dow...

Nov 05, 2013

By Dana Torgersen

Data Center, Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: Have A Practical Discussion of Network Security in the Dat...

I covered some key differences among data center technologies like software-defined networking (SDN), network functions virtualization (NFV) and network virtualization in a recent...

Oct 29, 2013

By Palo Alto Networks

Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week: How To Explain APTs To the C-Suite

Remember that the ultimate goal of an APT is to steal or destroy an enterprise's most critical assets: intellectual property, trade secrets, and customer or business partner information. That means that when yo...

Oct 22, 2013

By Palo Alto Networks

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