Zero Trust Network Architecture with John Kindervag - Video

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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 VPC design model on AWS. This guide explains how to successfully implement the design using Panorama, Palo Alto Networks® VM-Series firewalls, and VM monitoring.

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.

Palo Alto Networks differs from traditional IPS by bringing together vulnerability protection, network anti-malware and anti-spyware into one service.

Building Zero Trust networks is actually simpler than building legacy networks. This 5-step methodology makes deploying Zero Trust networks manageable, cost effective and non-disruptive.