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CDW Tech Talk: Demystify Security to Meet Changing Needs

Cyberthreats continue to grow in number and sophistication, making it critical for organizations to leverage tools to protect valuable and sensitive data.

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Zoho ManageEngine Flaw Highlights Risks of Race to Patch

Attackers used a pre-auth vulnerability in a component of the enterprise management software suite to compromise businesses, highlighting the dangers of Internet-facing software.

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Apparent spy campaign targeting defense and other sectors uncovered

Foreign hackers are suspected of compromising organizations in the technology, defense, healthcare, energy and education industries in the U.S. and other countries, cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks said late Sunday.

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Hackers have breached organizations in defense and other sensitive sectors, security firm says

(CNN)Suspected foreign hackers have breached nine organizations in the defense, energy, health care, technology and education sectors -- and at least one of those organizations is in the US, according to findings that security firm Palo Alto Networks shared exclusively with CNN.

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Palo Alto takes on home network security with SASE

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.

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Unit 42 Research: BEC Attacks Financial Nightmare for Organizations

While ransomware is grabbing all the headlines, business email compromise (BEC) is inflicting more costly damage on organizations and individuals, according to new Unit 42 research.

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Palo Alto IoT report finds need for greater visibility and security around remote-work connections

Palo Alto Networks’ annual survey and report on Internet of Things security finds an increase in “non-business IoT devices” connected to corporate networks amid the enduring shift to remote work, and recommends companies and government agencies enhance monitoring and move to a zero trust architecture.

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Palo Alto warns of BEC-as-a-service

Nearly two-thirds (63%) of third-party code templates used for building cloud infrastructure have insecure configurations, according to research from Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 Cloud Threat Report for H2 2021 released Tuesday.

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Palo Alto distributor pact aims for US small businesses

Distributor Ingram Micro is set to offer Palo Alto Network's Okyo Garde, a subscription-based cybersecurity product that targets small businesses; other IT channel news.

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Palo Alto Networks, Ingram Micro Enter Distribution Partnership

Palo Alto Networks has announced its first distribution partnership with Ingram Micro.

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Supply Chain Emerging as Cloud Security Threat

Misconfigurations in software development environments and poor security hygiene in the supply chain can impact cloud infrastructure and offer opportunities for malicious actors to control unwitting victims’ software development processes.

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How hackers are making the leap from cloud to the software build processes

Nearly two-thirds (63%) of third-party code templates used for building cloud infrastructure have insecure configurations, according to research from Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 Cloud Threat Report for H2 2021 released Tuesday.

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A cloud company asked security researchers to look over its systems. Here's what they found

With supply chain attacks increasingly common, cloud companies are looking to tighten their defences.

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Palo Alto Networks CEO on digital adoption, cyber protection for remote workers and ransomware

Nikesh Arora, the CEO and chairman of Palo Alto Networks, joined CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Tuesday’s episode of “Mad Money.”

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Palo Alto Networks Unveils Secure Wi-Fi 6 Home Access Point

Palo Alto Networks today unveiled an Okyo Garde offering for home networks based on a Wi-Fi 6 access point that is pre-integrated with its cybersecurity threat intelligence platform.

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Palo Alto launches an enterprise-grade security pack for remote workers

Palo Alto’s Okyo Garde package includes a WiFi-6-based hardware device and mobile application software to deliver malware, ransomware and phishing protection.

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Microsoft fixes bug letting hackers take over Azure containers

Microsoft has fixed a vulnerability in Azure Container Instances called Azurescape that allowed a malicious container to take over containers belonging to other customers on the platform.

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Microsoft warns Azure customers of flaw that could have permitted hackers access to data

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Microsoft (MSFT.O) warned some of its Azure cloud computing customers that a flaw discovered by security researchers could have allowed hackers access to their data.

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Palo Alto Networks announces new Prisma Cloud features

The update includes protection for virtual machines on Azure and Google Cloud as well as Windows support, service mesh support and improved API telemetry.

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Palo Alto Networks adds Prisma Cloud tools to isolate application containers for security risks

Network security specialist Palo Alto Networks Inc. today updated its Prisma Cloud offering that’s used by enterprises to secure hybrid and multicloud environments.

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Palo Alto Networks Adds Cloud Misconfiguration Tool

Palo Alto Networks today revealed that its Bridgecrew by Prisma Cloud offering has been extended using another tool that now makes it possible to also detect configuration drifts across multiple clouds.

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Report: Cybersecurity Is Still a Problem for Remote Workforces

The quick pivot to working from home and the resulting reliance on personal devices have led to widespread vulnerabilities, according to cybersecurity company Palo Alto Networks.

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Hybrid work here to stay: What does that mean for security?

A new survey from Palo Alto Networks shows the key challenges enterprises faced as they moved to remote work, and they're doing next as hybrid work models gain more acceptance.

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Palo Alto Networks Paves Cybersecurity Career Paths for All

On a mission to make cybersecurity careers accessible for everyone, NCSA partners with Palo Alto Networks to launch the Cybersecurity Education and Career Resource Library.

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Palo Alto Networks CEO on quarterly results, fighting ransomware attacks and maintaining innovation

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora joined CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Monday’s episode of “Mad Money,” after the cybersecurity firm reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings earlier in the day.

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4 emerging ransomware groups take center stage

Four ransomware operations -- AvosLocker, Hive, HelloKitty and LockBit 2.0 -- have popped up on the radar of researchers with Palo Alto Network's Unit 42 team.

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NCSA creates cyber career resource library to educate our future infosec workforce

The National Cyber Security Alliance officially launched its brand-new Cybersecurity Education and Career Resource Library on Monday.

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U. of Maryland switches VPN service, citing 'overly complicated' offering

Following a beta testing period this summer, the University of Maryland has announced plans this October to replace its current virtual private network service with an offering from Palo Alto Networks.

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Ransomware criminals' demands rise as aggressive tactics pay off

Average ransomware demands and payments are up as criminal enterprises pour money into the profitable operations.
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