The Security Reference Blueprint for Industrial Control and SCADA Systems provides an IT-OT security framework in which owners and operators can protect these critical systems from compromise, rationalize the scope of compliance and more, using the core capabilities of Palo Alto Networks® Security Operating Platform.
This document is a listing of application identifiers or App-IDs, supported by App-ID™ technology on Palo Alto Networks ML-Powered Next-Generation Firewalls for applications and protocols used to support operational technology (OT) industrial control systems (ICS).
This document is a listing of application identifiers or App-IDs, supported by App-ID™ technology on Palo Alto Networks ML-Powered Next-Generation Firewalls for applications and protocols used to support operational technology (OT) industrial control systems (ICS).
In this white paper we bring to you Palo Alto Networks’ point of view on why revolutionizing the Next-generation Firewall and CASB App-ID with machine learning is vital for SaaS Security.
With the release of the 3rd Generation Partnership Project’s (3GPP) Rel-16 standard, 5G networks are better positioned to address the critical communication needs of industries that operate and manage critical infrastructure. The digital revolution has enabled these private networks to develop as either physical, virtual, or hybrid systems, drawing governments and private sector companies’ interest.
The investment in new technologies to gain market share through product superiority is a standard business practice, especially as more companies adopt a digital approach to their daily operations.
Get an overview of how Palo Alto Networks security platform can help protect your critical assets and enable a least privilege access control model in your control networks.
Read this use case white paper based on real world designs to learn:
How to better secure your Electric Transmission Data Networks from advanced cyberthreats
How to more efficiently and comprehensively address your NERC CIP compliance obligations
Enterprise networks are undergoing a tremendous transformation in response to the digital revolution. Global expansion, mobile workforces, work-from-home, and cloud computing are shifting the location of work-related applications, data, users, and even control system operations. These changes introduce new opportunities not just for traditional enterprise systems but for operational technologies as well; creating a set of cybersecurity risks that must be addressed by two different points of concern and reference.
In this whitepaper, we will look at the growing concerns the Digital Transformation beings with it and how to address these concerns using the Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewalls.
The Security Reference Blueprint for Industrial Control and SCADA Systems provides an IT-OT security framework in which owners and operators can protect these critical systems from compromise, rationalize the scope of compliance and more, using the core capabilities of Palo Alto Networks® Security Operating Platform.
Network segmentation is a critical, fundamental building block in today’s modern process controls networks (PCN). Once thought to be an optional practice, the recent increase in attacks on ICS/SCADA systems shows it is vital to network design and security implementation. Case studies on both the Target® and the more recent Ukraine electrical grid attacks indicate that these attacks were containable – even preventable – had the proper network segmentation been in place.
Learn how Zero Trust Network Access provides an integrated, comprehensive solution for segmentation, access control, and threat prevention in this interactive.
This document provides a high-level reference architecture for OT and IoT device security in Industrial Control Systems (ICS) using Palo Alto Networks’ Next-generation firewalls, the Cortex Data Lake, and IoT Security Service.
To gain, maintain, and expand competitive advantage over adversaries in a new digital operating environment, SOCs must be capable of seamlessly employing, integrating, and automating its capabilities across all environments and in any domain.
Join this virtual security roundtable to hear from our esteemed panel of cross-sector OT security experts on the important topic of securing industrial control systems during this era of accelerating OT digital transformation.
Since the release of the Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), organizations worldwide have implemented the framework to better understand and manage cyber risk.
SCADA and Industrial Control Systems experience unprecedented levels of agility, speed, and cost savings with the adoption of information technology and increased connectivity to supporting networks.
However, with this modernization have also come undesired IT vulnerabilities and other threat vectors which are increasingly being exploited by malicious actors.
The need for improved security in ICS has never been higher and has become a board-level issue for many organizations.
In this paper Mario Chiock, Cybersecurity & Disruptive Technology Executive Adviser and Del Rodillas Senior Manager, SCADA and Industrial Controls Cybersecurity go through the nine core capabilities that define this 21st century security platform for industrial control systems.
This executive-level whitepaper from industrial automation market experts, ARC Advisory Group, covers the challenges industrial asset owner-operators will face as they embark on their OT digital transformation initiatives.
Lester Godsey, City of Mesa discusses his IoT and SCADA multi-phase strategic approach to cybersecurity and how Palo Alto Networks fits into that strategy.
The importance of protecting SCADA systems has never been greater than is the case today. With SCADA systems scattered
across its vast irrigation infrastructure, Murrumbidgee Irrigation lives this challenge every day. When security penetration testing pinpointed potential security deficiencies, Murrumbidgee Irrigation embarked on an initiative to transform its security network architecture.
After comparing different solutions and testing many of them, Murrumbidgee Irrigation chose Palo Alto Networks® Next-Generation Security Platform. In addition to providing
the company’s small ICT team with a single point of contact for multiple areas of its security environment, the platform enabled Murrumbidgee Irrigation to move from a largely reactive security posture to one that is predictive.