Through the Cortex XDR Lens: Uncovering a New Activity Group Targeting Governments in the Middle East and Africa
This blog is about a new activity group that was observed targeting governments in the Middle East and Africa with some rare TTPs.
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Exposing the Sophisticated Cyber Espionage Tool Known as BendyBear
Unit 42 has disclosed the discovery of BendyBear, extremely stealthy malware that is one of the most sophisticated cyber espionage tools seen to date.
2016 Prediction #11: Looking Ahead to Cybersecurity in 2016
This is the eleventh in our series of cybersecurity predictions for 2016. Stay tuned for more through the end of the year.
How Well Do You Know Your Zero Days and APTs?
It's time to take the Zero Day & APT Challenge, where knowledge of the worst threats out there could win you great prizes. (more…)
Endpoint Security Redefined: Learn All About Advanced Endpoint Protection
Palo Alto Networks Advanced Endpoint Protection is a complete paradigm shift from detection and remediation to pure prevention: intended to shut the door on advanced threats that c...
Palo Alto Networks News of the Week – November 1
Here’s all of the Palo Alto Networks news from the past week.
Web security tips: How PAN-DB works
PAN-DB is our URL and IP database, designed to fulfill an enterprise’s web security needs. PAN-DB is tightly integrated into PAN-OS, providing you Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) protection with high-performance beyond traditional URL filtering.
Stop APT From Wreaking Havoc On Your Network
What you don't know about the traffic on your network can hurt you. Check out the infographic below on Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) and learn more about how to protect your network from APTs with Palo Alto...
Palo Alto Networks Has Windows XP Users Covered
This week Microsoft ends support for Windows XP, and organizations will no longer receive security updates or patches for the still widely used operating system.
Palo Alto Networks Finds Critical Vulnerabilities in Latest Version of Inte...
This week, Palo Alto Networks researcher, Bo Qu, was credited with discovering 3 distinct critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft Internet Explorer. The...
Cyberattacks: Why You May Not Be Completely Prepared
**This post was originally published on Verizon Enterprise, here.
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