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In the past three months Palo Alto Networks has identified a series of attacks emanating from Nigerian actors against our customers in Taiwan and South Korea. Our team is tracking this activity under the code name Silver Spaniel. These attacks have deployed commodity tools that can be purchased for small fees on underground forums and deployed by any individual with a laptop and an e-mail address. Read the report by Palo Alto Networks Unit 42.
AV-Comparatives
AV-Comparatives, the independent organization that tests and assesses antivirus (AV) software, announced the completion of its 2017 “Comparison of Next-Generation Security Products” and presented Traps advanced endpoint protection with its “Approved” award. The firm conducted a series of malware protection and exploit prevention tests on Traps during September and October 2017. Download the report to view the results of this test.
WildFire Datasheet
WildFire Datasheet
Threat Prevention Datasheet
Today’s attackers are well-funded and well-equipped. They use evasive tactics to succeed in gaining a foothold in the network, launching both high-volume and sophisticated attacks while remaining invisible to an organization’s traditional defenses – from packet obfuscation, polymorphic malware and encryption to multi-phased payloads and fast-flux DNS.
Security Lifecycle Review
Security Lifecycle Review
WildFire Appliance (WF-500)
The WildFire Appliance WF-500 automatically detects and prevents zero-day exploits and malware with on-premise analysis that meets privacy and regulatory requirements.
Actionable Security Intelligence
This white paper describes how Palo Alto Network next-generation firewalls and Panorama help you get actionable security insights.
