Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), is the most impactful computing paradigm to emerge since the boom of the Internet.

Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) is an aspect of Cloud Native Security that seeks to identify, continuously monitor and reduce the security risks associated with public cloud infrastructure and services.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is certified in compliance such as ISO, and SOC 2. However, the way you store your data in AWS isn't always compliant.

In the serverless model, applications rely on managed services that abstract away the need to manage, patch, and secure virtual machines.

DevOps unites Development and Operations teams throughout the entire software delivery process, enabling them to discover and remediate issues faster.

By uniting development and security teams, a secure SDLC framework helps ensure applications are protected without hindering productivity.

In this article, we compare both types of firewalls, then explore ways to include them as part of a comprehensive security solution.

Microsegmentation is a method of creating zones in data centers and cloud environments to isolate workloads from one another and secure them

Protecting web applications and APIs is critical. Learn how web application firewalls, or WAFs, can be configured to better protect your applications and APIs.

Cloud software supply chains are tuned to deliver code to production faster than ever. Open source infrastructure as code (IaC) templates, code libraries and container images provide a head start during development to create new features and tools.

Container Security protects your container infrastructure, apps, and other container components through the process of implementing security tools and policies.

Starting with the advent of Docker in 2013, containers have become a fundamental building-block of modern IT infrastructure.

Cloud native technologies have rendered traditional models of software development obsolete, doing away with monolithic application architecture

Cloud native describes an approach to designing, implementing and operating applications while taking advantage of the products offered by CSPs

In cybersecurity, agents represent specialized software components that are installed on devices for performing security-related "actions."

Cloud Native Application Protection Platforms (CNAPP) allow organizations to secure cloud native applications across the full application lifecycle.

Cloud infrastructure entitlement management (CIEM) is the process of managing identities and privileges in cloud environments.

A basic best practice when configuring roles and permissions for any software environment is to apply least privilege access.

Web application and API (Application Program Interfaces) protection is a set of development, integration, and deployment practices that reduces the exposure to known vulnerabilities and denial-of-service attacks.

Identity and access management, or IAM, is a foundational component of virtually any modern application environment.

Infrastructure as code (IaC) presents an incredible opportunity to embed consistent and scalable cloud security coverage.

Infrastructure as code (IaC) refers to the technology and processes used to manage and provision infrastructure with machine-readable languages (code) instead of manual operations.

For enterprises that use the cloud, the key to being protected starts with understanding the layers that make up the components of their cloud stack

Software composition analysis (SCA) enables developers to leverage open source packages without exposure to vulnerabilities, legal and compliance issues

Policy-as-code is an approach to policy management in which policies are defined, updated, shared, and enforced using code.

DevSecOps is the practice of integrating security throughout the DevOps pipeline. Learn about what it is and why it is a crucial part of the CI/CD process.

On being appointed Chief Information Security Officer of Aramis Group, one of the first calls Philippe Faure made was to Palo Alto Networks.

In this guide, learn more about the Prisma Cloud Enterprise Edition’s pricing module and see examples of pricing and usage models.

This reference document links the technical design aspects of the Google Cloud Platform with Palo Alto Networks solutions and then explores several technical design models. The design models include a model with all instances in a single project to enterprise-level operational environments that span across multiple projects using Shared VPC.

Palo Alto Networks Prisma Cloud is available in two deployment models - SaaS (Prisma Cloud Enterprise Edition) and Self Hosted (Prisma Cloud Compute Edition). Each edition provides unique capabilities and coverage. This guide will help customers choose the right edition. For more information on Prisma Cloud edition pricing, please read the Prisma Cloud Enterprise Edition Pricing Guideand the Prisma Cloud Compute Edition Pricing Guide.