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Today’s risk management and security teams struggle with a slate of disparate security tools that weren’t built with integration or collaboration in mind. This leads to friction, reduced productivity, poor integration and uncoordinated incident response.

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This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks QuickStart service for Cortex XSOAR Starter (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks service for a SecOps Optimization Service for NGFW - Ongoing Service (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks service for a Security Operations Assessment (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks service for a new Quickstart Service for VM-Series offering (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks QuickStart Service for Prisma Cloud Enterprise Edition(“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks service for a Health Check Service for NGFW/Panorama (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks service to implement a Cloud Network Security environment with a limited span which may or may not encompass the entire Customer environment (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks service for a SecOps Optimization Service for NGFW - Initial Service (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks QuickStart service for IoT Security offering (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks service for a new QuickStart Service for SD-WAN: Branch Expansion offering (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks QuickStart service for adding an additional NGFW to an existing IoT Security Deployment offering (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks service for a new QuickStart Service for SD-WAN: Hub Deployment offering (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks High-Level Design service offering (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks QuickStart Service for Prisma Cloud Enterprise Edition - Custom Policy Add-on (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks QuickStart service for a new Prisma Access offering (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks service for SecOps Optimization Service for AutoFocus (“Service”).

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks QuickStart Service for Prisma Cloud Compute Edition (“Service”).

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Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) enables organizations to extend the networking and security stack to all their locations in a cost-effective manner via a converged, cloud-delivered solution that fully integrates capabilities and functions in a consistent manner.

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This guide provides a foundation for securing network infrastructure using Palo Alto Networks® VMSeries virtualized next generation firewalls within the Amazon Web Services (AWS) public cloud. For an organization with a desire to move to public cloud infrastructure, the next question is often “How do I secure my applications in a public cloud?” This guide provides an overview of AWS components and how they can be used to build a scalable and secure public cloud infrastructure on AWS using the VM-Series. The architectures begin with a single virtual private cloud suitable for organizations getting started and scales to thousands to meet any size organization’s operational requirements.

This guide provides a foundation for securing network infrastructure using Palo Alto Networks® VMSeries virtualized next generation firewalls within the Amazon Web Services (AWS) public cloud. For an organization with a desire to move to public cloud infrastructure, the next question is often “How do I secure my applications in a public cloud?” This guide provides an overview of AWS components and how they can be used to build a scalable and secure public cloud infrastructure on AWS using the VM-Series. The architectures begin with a single virtual private cloud suitable for organizations getting started and scales to thousands to meet any size organization’s operational requirements.

This guide provides a foundation for securing network infrastructure using Palo Alto Networks® VMSeries virtualized next generation firewalls within the Amazon Web Services (AWS) public cloud. For an organization with a desire to move to public cloud infrastructure, the next question is often “How do I secure my applications in a public cloud?” This guide provides an overview of AWS components and how they can be used to build a scalable and secure public cloud infrastructure on AWS using the VM-Series. The architectures begin with a single virtual private cloud suitable for organizations getting started and scales to thousands to meet any size organization’s operational requirements.

This guide provides a foundation for securing network infrastructure using Palo Alto Networks® VMSeries virtualized next generation firewalls within the Amazon Web Services (AWS) public cloud. For an organization with a desire to move to public cloud infrastructure, the next question is often “How do I secure my applications in a public cloud?” This guide provides an overview of AWS components and how they can be used to build a scalable and secure public cloud infrastructure on AWS using the VM-Series. The architectures begin with a single virtual private cloud suitable for organizations getting started and scales to thousands to meet any size organization’s operational requirements.

Any modern organization requires the Domain Name System (DNS) to run its business, regardless of industry, location, size, or products. DNS is a protocol that translates user-friendly domain names, such as www.paloaltonetworks.com, into machine usable IP addresses—in this case, 199.167.52.137. Without DNS, we’d have to memorize random strings of numbers, which our brains aren’t well equipped to do. DNS is fundamental to every single modern organization, all over the world. Network operators cannot block DNS traffic, and firewalls have to let it through. Networks need DNS to function properly.