Palo Alto Networks (NYSE: PANW), a leader in The Forrester Wave™: Zero Trust eXtended Ecosystem Platform Providers, Q3 2020, today introduced five key innovations that make it easier for...
Palo Alto Networks (NYSE: PANW), the global cybersecurity leader, today announced Okyo™ Garde, an enterprise-grade cybersecurity solution delivered through a premium mesh-enabled Wi-Fi 6 system...
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Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) enables organizations to extend the networking and security stack to all their locations in a cost-effective manner via a converged, cloud-delivered solution that fully integrates capabilities and functions in a consistent manner.
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The shift to migrate data and applications to the cloud provides clear benefits such as lower cost, improved performance, and enhanced agility but also presents a set of unique challenges.
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In this new comprehensive report, Gartner shares short and long term guidelines and tips for how to develop a strategic roadmap, migration plan and implementation advice for SASE adoption.
Enabling users to access the cloud securely and securing applications in the cloud are the two main challenges organizations are facing today. Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) combines network and network security services into one cloud-delivered solution, providing organizations with simplified management, consistent visibility and better network protection across users, devices and applications, no matter their location. This ebook will take you through the 10 requirements to keep in mind as you look for a comprehensive SASE solution.
Simplify your move to the cloud with SASE. Learn how Prisma Access, our SASE solution provides a complete cloud-delivered solution for your organization in this video.
Watch this on-demand webinar with Palo Alto Networks and Cradlepoint for a peek into industry trends, challenges, and the benefits of Wireless WAN and SASE.
This guide details the benefits of a SASE solution and provides step by step instructions as you migrate your network security architecture to a SASE model using Prisma Access.
Join this session to learn how Prisma Access 2.2 makes it even easier to deliver seamless and consistent security to all your users. Prisma Access converges ZTNA, Cloud SWG, CASB and FWaaS into a single service
Watch this webcast to learn more about SASE’s place in today’s cloud era. We’ll show you how SASE can address your networking and security needs with a unified, consistent approach to SD-WAN and security.
As digital transformation drives organizations to consider secure access service edge (SASE), it is important to know what to look for in a vendor. This EMA whitepaper helps outline key factors IT teams need to consider to ensure a successful SASE deployment.
There's no denying that the branch is back! Tune into this session to learn how new innovations in Prisma SD-WAN 5.6 will help you achieve the ultimate SASE solution for your branch offices, and gain a look into what’s coming next. As we enter into the post-pandemic world, organizations now need the next evolution of SD-WAN in order to future-proof their networks.
LOS ANGELES – MWC LA – Palo Alto's Lee Klarich says the emergence of a hybrid workforce during the pandemic has resulted in a greater need for zero-trust access to be ubiquitous on all employee's devices – especially those used in home networks.
Palo Alto Networks updated its Prisma Access secure access service edge (SASE) platform that targets remote worker security with several new capabilities including better protection for non-web apps and auto remediation for network problems.
Palo Alto Networks announced a partnership with Microsoft Azure this week that will see the security vendor integrate its secure access service edge (SASE) offering with the cloud provider’s Active Directory (AD) identity and access management platform.