In March, Palo Alto Networks completed their acquisition of a SOAR [Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response] platform with their acquisition of Demisto.

Researchers detect an updated Gafgyt variant that targets flaws in small office and home wireless routers from Zyxel, Huawei, and Realtek.

Gafgyt has been updated with new capabilities, and it spreads by killing rival malware.

When your files are held to ransom, there are ways to get them back safely and securely

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AI and machine learning tools free up workers to focus on major threats.

Palo Alto Networks is working to keep up with this rapid deployment on the cybersecurity front. Scott Stevens, CTO of the Global Service Providers business at Palo Alto Networks, joined Cheddar to discuss.

A worm with a randomized propagation method is spreading via the popular container technology.

Basic and 'inept' worm managed to compromise Docker hosts by exploiting misconfigurations.

A new cryptojacking campaign was discovered using Docker images to deliver a worm that follows a seemingly erratic plan where the miner is active for about four minutes at a time on an infected host.

Palo Alto Networks’ security researchers have identified what appears to be the first crypto-jacking worm that spreads using Docker containers.

New features to the Demisto platform include a customizable user interface, threat intelligence, database scaling and a mobile app providing chat support and updates for users.

Researchers have revealed a previously undocumented threat actor of Chinese origin that has run at least six different cyber espionage campaigns in the Southeast Asian region since 2013.

A previously unknown group or collective associated with China is targeting victims in Asia, possibly for geopolitical gain.

Unit 42 Researchers Describe Malware Attacks That May Have Ties to China

Drawing on three years of investigatory work, researchers have assembled a detailed playbook on PKPLUG, a suspected Chinese threat actor targeting Asians with an assortment of malware used for cyber espionage purposes.

In a world in which the data center perimeter has all but evaporated, traditional segmentation no longer is enough. Enter microsegmentation. Here's what organizations need to do to maximize the benefits of this improved security architecture.

Matt Chiodi, CSO for Public Cloud at Palo Alto Networks, joins Cheddar to discuss what vulnerabilities the cloud has and how companies can protect themselves.

A severe critical privilege escalation vulnerability has been found in the open source registry software.

Getting there—if it's really what we want—means solving a few still-unsolved problems.

Shares of Palo Alto Networks popped more than 9% ahead of the bell on Thursday. The company topped Wall Street earnings estimates. Nikesh Arora, Palo Alto chairman and CEO, joins "Squawk on the Street" to discuss.

One of the best things about being an intern is the inside edge it gives you to turn an 8- or 12-week stint at a company into a full-time job. But having that advantage doesn’t always automatically result in an offer letter.

M.K. Palmore of Palo Alto Networks Sorts Through the Myths

China says Twitter and Facebook are restricting its freedom of speech. The Silence criminal gang has expanded internationally. Google, Mozilla, and Apple are blocking the Kazakh government’s root certificate.

Rick Howard is the Chief Security Officer (CSO) for Palo Alto Networks where he is responsible for building a Threat Intelligence Team, supporting the product line and acting as a thought leader and company evangelist in the cybersecurity industry.

The government needs to do a better job showing that it values cybersecurity professionals as it battles to attract and retain a digital workforce, industry professionals told Fifth Domain during a week of information security conferences in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Gartner recently included container security as one of its Top 10 Security Projects for 2019. However, container technology remains something of a mystery to many cybersecurity pros.

A new report from Unit 42, the threat intelligence team at Palo Alto Networks Inc. has uncovered 34 million vulnerabilities across leading cloud service providers, highlighting that organizations are struggling with securing cloud installations.

It's not your imagination. Smart and resourceful bad actors are out to get your organization's data. You've got to do something. You've heard about proactive cybersecurity strategies like zero trust, but what does zero trust really mean, how much will it cost and where do you start? Whatever the strategy, the first step for IT leaders is to come to grips with the threats their organizations are facing.

Prisma was released in May, and gives customers what they need to consistently govern access, protect data, and secure applications. Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora said Prisma is the largest cloud security business in the world with 9,000 enterprise customers and a billings run rate in excess of $250 million.