During this webinar, you will learn how to, Establish the criteria for defining an agency's most sensitive and valuable data, Delineate elements of the network, including third-party access, to be addressed in a zero trust architecture, Define the role of strong identity management and its role in zero trust, Identify all applications used by the networks for continuous monitoring

MMIS and IES are complex in-service modules that reside on large-scale IT infrastructure.

Implementing Continuous Authorization to Operate (cATO) with Prisma Cloud

Cloud Security is composed of various technologies and tools designed to protect each aspect of the shared responsibility model.

Reaver malware family has shared command-and-control (C2) infrastructure overlap SunOrcal malware that has been used concurrently since late 2016.

A bot is a piece of malware that infects a computer to carry out commands under the remote control of the attacker.

Adopting a Zero Trust architecture is certainly not a new concept, but its implementation has never felt as urgent as it does now. With sophisticated and tireless cyberthreats, a permanently expanded perimeter defining the next normal and increased support from the current administration to prioritize Zero Trust advancement, federal agencies are taking unprecedented measures to modernize their security efforts and defend against tomorrow’s attacks. Join Nextgov and Route Fifty in this episode to explore the efforts made since the Biden administration’s Executive Order on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity and the path forward for Zero Trust.

The increasing pressure by hostile nation-states and other bad actors who are relentlessly probing the networks of federal, state and local governments underlines the importance of effective attack surface management.

To deliver cloud-based services to the government, it’s important to have an understanding of government-enacted Federal IT compliance standards

Rapidly connect remote users and branches with Prisma Access, a FedRAMP Authorized service

Prisma Cloud enables you to secure your cloud native infrastructure and cloud native applications using a single dashboard.

MeriTalk's Defining Moments explores events that are having profound effects on government and IT. Palo Alto Networks Senior Vice President of Public Sector Dana Barnes kicks off the new series with an examination of how the global pandemic inspired a new working world.

Reliance on legacy networking architectures has seen DOD leaders across the globe contending with scalability, performance and usability constraints across their cloud access points.

Learn how 5G-Native Security protects all facets of the 5G infrastructure, including the user communications, applications, and data of business-critical enterprises, governments, as well as consumers.

You may already have the majority of building blocks to implement a Zero Trust Architecture. Learn how to take the next step.

The advent of containerized software services – and the emergence of Kubernetes to deploy and manage them – have played crucial roles in modernizing applications.

If you had to choose between a standard utility knife and a Swiss Army knife, which one would you pick? Most people would choose the latter because it can do more.

The SolarWinds hack, increasing pressure on U.S. networks by foreign incursions and software vulnerabilities underline the importance of effective internet operations management.

High-profile software supply chain attacks, such as SolarWinds and Kaseya VSA, have shed a glaring light on the disparity between agencies’ perceptions of security within their cloud infrastructure and the reality of supply chain threats that can impact business catastrophically.

Unit 42 brings together world-renowned threat researchers with an elite team of security consultants to create an intelligence-driven, response-ready organization.

Palo Alto Networks offers a fully secure, end-to-end, Zero Trust–enabled cloud security architecture to meet the goals of the federal government’s application modernization and cloud migration requirements.

Discover how a key U.S. federal government agency boosts security with Cortex® Xpanse™. Read this case study to learn more.

Security orchestration connects disparate security tools, teams, and infrastructures for seamless, process-based security operations and incident response.

Since the pandemic began more than a year and a half ago, government agencies and their workforces, just like their private sector business counterparts

Agencies and corporations alike are facing an increase in supply chain attacks. Recently, these cyberattacks have succeeded in exfiltrating an alarming amount of data with extortion fees well beyond typical ransom prices

This replay discusses the fast pace of change in government IT, data-center optimization and cloud initiatives that are driving digital modernization.

This replay examines new FedRAMP policy developments, challenges agencies still face in reusing authorizations and efforts to pass legislation to put FedRAMP requirements into law.

Gone are the days of agencies trusting everything on their networks. It’s proven that malicious attacks are just as likely to come from inside a network as they are from outside

Are the high-profile hacks of late 2020 and early 2021 a catalyst to rethink federal cyber security?

Since the pandemic began more than a year and a half ago, government agencies and their workforces, just like their private sector business counterparts