This Expanse report enables you to manage three key components of your attack surface

Palo Alto Networks (NYSE: PANW), the global cybersecurity leader, today announced it has completed its acquisition of Expanse Inc., a leader in attack surface management. Expanse brings a unique...

Palo Alto Networks (NYSE: PANW), the global cybersecurity leader, announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Expanse Inc., a leader in attack surface management. Under...

Palo Alto Networks has been on a buying binge for the last couple of years, and today it added to its haul, announcing a deal to acquire Expanse for $800 million in cash and equity awards.

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Palo Alto Networks is buying Expanse, an attack surface management platform, for $800 million.

Palo Alto identifies five areas of innovation within a wide-ranging series of announcements, although the most exciting appear to be around the expansion of threat protection capabilities, including credential theft protection.

Computing today is a complex and expansive web of hardware, software, and cloud services—so vast that many businesses don’t know what they’re running where. That’s a big problem.

Palo Alto Networks has rolled out an extensive product expansion aimed at beefing up security in both virtualized and physical enterprise networks. Described as "the largest rollout" in the history of the company, the announcement includes four new products and more than 60 new features to existing products.

Global expansion, mobile workforces, and cloud computing are shifting the location of your users, applications and data. As these changes ripple through your organization

Enterprise networks are undergoing a tremendous transformation in response to the digital revolution. Global expansion, mobile workforces, work-from-home, and cloud computing are shifting the location of work-related applications, data, users, and even control system operations. These changes introduce new opportunities not just for traditional enterprise systems but for operational technologies as well; creating a set of cybersecurity risks that must be addressed by two different points of concern and reference.

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Global expansion, mobile workforces and cloud computing are shifting the locations of your applications, data and users. These changes introduce new opportunities for business efficiencies, but they also create a set of unique cybersecurity challenges.

The Pokemon Company International Inc. was on a mission to protect the company's AWS cloud deployments, meet compliance, and scale to support rapid expansion and a growing global user base. Prisma Cloud by Palo Alto Networks simplified Pokemon’s path to PCI Compliance with consistent monitoring and one-click reports and helped bridge the gap between InfoSec and DevOps teams with simplified security, real time alert reporting and automated configuration management.

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New EMEA centre of excellence to hire skilled support engineers in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Spain, the Netherlands and Poland

Telkom Indonesia chose Palo Alto Networks to strengthen the security operations center as the company prepares for global expansion.