Today’s attackers are using exploit kits to automatically find vulnerabilities in common systems. As the use of these attacks increase, so does your chance of being compromised. In order to better protect your organization, you’ll need to understand the inner workings of exploit kits.

This video is an overview and demo of Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation firewall in Portuguese.

On mission critical network segments, customers may prefer to deploy a tap/bypass switch to maintain network continuity to mitigate the risks of scheduled or unscheduled downtime of an inline appliance for configuration changes, maintenance, or repair.

Security challenges in municipalities and counties and how we solve them.

Organizations require a network security platform capable of creating relevant security policies by application, user and content for all of their network segments. Learn more about the need for effective network segmentation, and how a Palo Alto Networks security platform can be at the center of any segmented network.

Watch this webinar to learn how easy it is to move to a next-generation security platform. Our product experts and Consulting Services team will explain the fundamental differences between Cisco ASA and Palo Alto Networks and share migration best practices, examples and case studies.

The theft of credit card data continues to grow at an alarming rate. It is costly to credit card companies and merchants, and it undermines consumer confidence. The Payment Card Industry has developed the PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), which includes 12 requirements for protecting cardholder data. Despite substantial investments made in securing their networks, organizations are realizing that being PCI compliant does not mean an enterprise is protected against advanced cyberattacks.

This video is an overview and demo of Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation firewall in Korean.

As organizations deploy multiple security solutions to safeguard corporate networks from a wide range of threats, they are realizing that the traditional manual process of performing risk analysis, change management, auditing and compliance are labor-intensive and error-prone. To increase operational efficiency and minimize risk, Palo Alto Networks and AlgoSec have partnered to reduce network security policy complexity by intelligently automating firewall policy management, from optimization to risk analysis to change management.

Identifying security risks proactively and systematically in a large network is like looking for a needle in a haystack. To address the challenge, it is imperative that the network firewall, as a first line of defense, is optimally configured for security, continuous compliance and high performance. Palo Alto Networks and Skybox® Security have partnered to monitor and prevent security or compliance gaps in an enterprise firewall deployment, and minimize overall firewall management costs.

Data center network security demands are simple to understand—prevent threats, ensure compliance with regulations and enterprise policies, and support an agile business. Unfortunately, while the demands are straightforward, putting a solution into practice to meet these demands is anything but simple. As a result, most organizations have been forced to make significant compromises—trading security, functionality, and visibility for performance, simplicity, and efficiency.

Comparison of next generation firewall technology with Web Application Firewalls (WAF).

Palo Alto Networks and Net Optics have partnered to deliver a highly reliable and transparent threat prevention solution. In a high-availability network, the loss of a single device or power source must not be allowed to disrupt network connectivity. Adding a network security device to protect the network should not introduce any single point of failure. Combining Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewall with Net Optics’ Bypass Switches provides the necessary full threat prevention transparently and without reducing reliability.

Hear from Palo Alto Networks, Brocade and featured speaker John Kindervag of Forrester Research, Inc., for a discussion on how leading-edge organizations are addressing business imperatives by implementing next-generation datacenter architectures, infrastructures, and network security.

In this edition of the threat review, we will follow the money with a dive into the world of banking malware and its growth into one of the most popular and lucrative avenues for professional hackers. We will take a closer look at Zeus, how it has evolved over time, and spawned a new generation of financial botnets that promise to cause even more damage. As always, we will cover the skills and intelligence you will need in order to protect your networks from these rapidly evolving threats.

Watch this webinar to see how we can help you identify the applications traversing your network, determine who is using them, and safely enable those applications along with your business.

Hand in hand with the deployment of a robust security architecture is the need for a monitoring and response system that allows enterprises to continuously monitor and process security data efficiently and proactively act upon this data if suspicious network activity is found. Palo Alto Networks has partnered with Splunk® to deliver an advanced visibility, reporting and monitoring solution for intelligent security analysis.

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As organizations deploy multiple security solutions to safeguard corporate networks from wide-ranging threats, it becomes increasingly difficult to perform labor-intensive and error-prone tasks such as risk analysis, change management, auditing and compliance checks. Palo Alto Networks and Tufin® have partnered to help customers increase operational efficiency and reduce risk by intelligently automating firewall policy management.

Modern threats are forcing businesses to fully examine the lifecycle of cyberattacks and advanced persistent threats (APTs). During this webcast we review real world data on cyberattacks and dissect the 5 steps of an advanced attack designed to evade security controls.

As users become more mobile, you must find new ways to secure your users, who expect to connect and work from any location. This video shows how you can extend the enterprise security for your users to provide consistent protection regardless of location.

The number of smartphones and tablets accessing data on the corporate networks is exploding. Some of these devices are enterprise owned, while many others are user owned. The new IT challenge deals with balancing security with end-user freedom, particularly on personally owned devices. These challenges intensify when considering the increasing demand for application and data access on smartphones and tablets. These devices and apps create new threat vectors that must be addressed by IT executives to prevent data leakage of sensitive corporate information.