Read the 10 requirements for replacing antivirus systems with an endpoint security solution that protects systems, users and endpoints from threats.

Through network security consolidation, government agencies can achieve tighter integration between previously disparate systems while automating and simplifying the process for responding to and preventing malicious activity.

Read this comprehensive article from Palo Alto Network and © Henry Stewart Publication* to learn more about what shifts need to be made.

The brief highlights a three-phased approach to automating security across multi-cloud environments.

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This brief highlights three reasons to use policy-based SSL decryption on a next-generation firewall.

Palo Alto Networks Traps advanced endpoint protection provides superior endpoint threat prevention that extends the protection of the firewall to create a network of sensors and enforcement points that enhances security across the entire organization.

This brief describes three key security requirements to safely enable Microsoft Office 365 and other SaaS applications for your business.

To keep pace with digitization, new technology, laws and regulations, the roles of the CISO and InfoSec Team are evolving. Get 5 CISO Priorities for 2020 and Beyond.

Zero Trust is an increasingly accepted and celebrated network architecture security model. The phrase “never trust, always verify” rings a familiar tune for those focused on securing networks.

This brief discusses the five things an endpoint security solution should do to prevent negatively impacting your network security posture.

Attackers use email-based attacks and credential phishing to target healthcare organizations because of the massive amounts of patient data that resides within their networks.

Medical devices are often the most vulnerable devices on healthcare networks. A next-generation security platform delivers a comprehensive security strategy that allows healthcare organizations to focus on maintaining the highest quality of patient care.

This infographic highlights reasons to rethink your cybersecurity strategy and breaks down the eight essential capabilities of an effective healthcare security platform.

This infographic highlights why healthcare organizations are key targets for attackers, why point security products are ineffective at preventing attacks, and how an integrated security platform can secure healthcare organizations.

Read this article to learn how to avoid buying in to NGFW roadmap features and promises, while also ensuring maximum performance, security and ROI.

Read this article to to learn how to ensure maximum performance, security and ROI, while accounting for ease-of-integration and scalability.

Read this article to learn how to avoid incorrectly sizing your next NGFW, while also ensuring maximum performance, security and ROI.

Read this article to learn how to avoid choosing an NGFW with a steep learning curve and minimal support, while also ensuring maximum performance, security and ROI.

Read this article to learn how to account for the varying needs of all key stakeholders, while ensuring maximum performance, security and ROI.

Times have changed, and so should your endpoint security solution.

Read how a next-generation security platform equipped with advanced endpoint protection prevents endpoints on your Windows system from known and unknown threats.

This brief highlights how organizations can securely migrate to the Microsoft Cloud.

Cybersecurity refers to a set of techniques used to protect the integrity of networks, programs and data from attack, damage or unauthorized access. According to Forbes, the global cybersecurity market is expected to reach 170 billion by 2020, fueled by an array of technology trends. This article identifies these trends and discusses why cybersecurity is a requirement to protect our digital way of life, as well as how to maintain effective cybersecurity to prevent successful breaches.

While endpoints are the most targeted vector by ransomware attacks, network administrators must also care about protecting their networks from ransomware.

This paper outlines three key things security tools must do to aid in identifying and preventing evasive threats and modern malware.

This brief discusses the four primary reasons why scanning shouldn’t be the first line of defense when securing endpoints.

Organizations struggle to identify and prevent evasive threats. Here are three key challenges businesses and security tools face when combating evasive threats.

This brief discusses the different stages of an exploit kit that must be successfully completed in order for the attacker to gain control of the host.

This brief highlights 3 key requirements for safely enabling Microsoft applications on the network.