Palo Alto Networks

Application Security

Third-Party GitHub Actions: Effects of an Opt-Out Permission Model

GitHub Actions has gained immense popularity in recent years as a powerful and flexible automation platform for software development workflows. With its intuitive user interface, extensive library of prebuilt actions and seamless integration with GitHub repositories, it has become a go-to choice for many developers and organizations seeking to streamline their CI/CD pipelines, automate routine tasks, and improve collaboration across teams....

AppSec

CI/CD

Research

Aug 16, 2023

By Yaron Avital

Palo Alto Networks

Products and Services

Partners

Points of View, Product Features, Products and Services

ZTNA 1.0 Has an App Problem — It Can’t Secure All Apps

This is the final post of “ZTNA Straight Talk,” a 5-part series where we take a closer look at the five tenets of ZTNA 2.0, the new standard for securing access.

Jun 15, 2022

By Kumar Ramachandran

Mobile Users, Product Features, Products and Services

Prisma Access: ZTNA Done the Right Way

The past two years have dramatically changed how and where we work. Work is no longer a place we go to, but rather an activity we perform. And, it’s being routinely performed anywhere but a corporate office. As the veil of mandates and rest...

Feb 25, 2022

By Kumar Ramachandran

Cybersecurity, Threat Prevention

Applications: The Threat Starts (And Stops?) Here

It’s no secret that attackers use trusted applications to stealthily launch threats into organizations.

Apr 06, 2015

By Palo Alto Networks

Application Advisory/Analysis, Endpoint, Mobility

The Rise of Untrustworthy Apps in App Stores

If you’ve been following the news, you may have seen the recent stories discussing the issue about “fake” apps appearing in the Windows Store. Over the past few weeks, efforts have been underway to clean up the...

Sep 02, 2014

By Brian Tokuyoshi

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