VM-Series for Microsoft Azure Overview

This reference document links the technical design aspects of Microsoft Azure with Palo Alto Networks solutions and then explores several technical design models. The design models include multiple options with all resources in a single VNet to enterprise-level operational environments that span across multiple VNets using a Transit VNet.

This reference document provides detailed guidance on the requirements and functionality of the Transit VNet design model and explains how to successfully implement that design model using Panorama and Palo Alto Networks® VM-Series firewalls on Microsoft Azure.

This reference document provides detailed guidance on how to deploy Panorama on Microsoft Azure.

The way your business leverages cloud and SaaS technologies evolves each and every day -- including where they access systems and data from. As a result, many security and technology executives find it a challenge to strike the right balance between speed and risk. If you’re looking for ideas and best practices to ensure consistent, comprehensive security without adding additional complexity, check out our Prisma resource center for tips and best practices to inform how your next step in your cloud security journey.

This guide outlines the challenges Defense agencies face and methods they can use to integrate the Palo Alto Networks ecosystem into the Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) to fight modern threats, meet current and future security objectives, and improve cyber resilience and operations.

The benefits of Azure and the public cloud are well-known, so too are the challenges of protecting your SAP deployment from threats and data loss, potentially slowing cloud adoption. This whitepaper provides an overview of how the VM-Series can be used to mitigate those security challenges for your SAP deployments on Azure.