IIFL is transforming cybersecurity to accelerate business growth. They are using Palo Alto Networks Strata™ Next-Generation Firewalls, Panorama™, and WildFire to make this happen.

Improve guest Wi-Fi services at retail bank branches with local broadband internet and Prisma Access cloud-based security

To learn more about the key benefits of implementing this integration and sample use cases, download the Palo Alto Networks Prisma Access and Cradlepoint NetCloud Solution Brief

To learn more about the key benefits of implementing this integration and sample use cases, download the Palo Alto Networks and Alkira Solution Brief

This document provides a high-level reference architecture for OT and IoT device security in Industrial Control Systems (ICS) using Palo Alto Networks’ Next-generation firewalls, the Cortex Data Lake, and IoT Security Service.

Palo Alto Networks security experts provide an in-depth look into the risks, visibility and control of DNS-over-TLS (DoT) and DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) traffic.

Firewall Feature Overview Datasheet

Palo Alto Networks® PA-3200 Series of next-generation firewalls comprises the PA-3260, PA-3250 and PA-3220, all of which are targeted at high-speed internet gateway deployments. The PA-3200 Series secures all traffic, including encrypted traffic, using dedicated processing and memory for networking, security, threat prevention and management.

The controlling element of the PA-5200 ML-Powered Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFW) is PAN-OS®, which natively classifies all traffic, inclusive of applications, threats, and content, and then ties that traffic to the user regardless of location or device type.

NGFW Mistakes, Buying Myths, NGFW Evaluation, How to choose NGFW, 5 Mistakes to Avoid

Palo Alto Networks PA-800 Series next-generation firewall appliances, comprised of the PA-820 and PA-850, are designed to secure enterprise branch offices and midsized businesses.

Palo Alto Networks PA-220 brings ML-Powered Next-Generation Firewall capabilities to distributed enterprise branch offices, retail locations, and midsize businesses.

As organizational reliance on IoT devices is becoming ubiquitous, the potential consequences of compromise stemming from insecure IoT devices can be financially crippling for entities of all sizes. This scenario has resulted in corporations slowly recognizing that IoT cybersecurity is an essential investment in long-term operational sustainability.

This buyers guide covers the evolution of the firewall to “next-generation,” highlights critical capabilities a NGFW must have to secure your network and your business, and provides key questions you should ask during the RFP process as you formally evaluate your next NGFW.

Read the report to better understand the scope of the risks to your enterprise and the steps you can take to develop an effective IoT strategy that prepares your business for the long term.

Key features, performance capacities and specifications for our PA-7000 Series.

Healthcare security reference blueprint

Navigate this interactive asset to take a closer look at the hardware architectures of our PA-Series family of next-generation firewalls

As Governments adopt digital technologies – employee remote access, citizen self-service, SaaS, cloud, and more – these same technologies introduce new points where the network can be infiltrated, and new valuable data that must be secured. The result was a cyber security arms race where new threats were countered with new security point products. Today, governments are consolidating security appliances and functions to gain better visibility and use scarce cybersecurity professionals wisely. Read this use case to discover • The advantages of a platform approach to network security consolidation. • Best practices for deployment. • How a government agency eliminated 10 security appliances at every location, simplifying compliance, management and reporting while improving security.

Learn how SD-WAN can help you ensure consistent security at the branch, simplify operations, and meet compliance requirements.

451 Research shares why there is a requirement for consistent, effective and repeatable security controls to protect workloads that move in and out of the data center and hybrid cloud.

This paper looks at five of the latest security threats and explains how Palo Alto Networks tools can help keep your organization safe.

99% of firewall breaches through 2023 will be due to firewall misconfigurations, not firewall flaws, according to Gartner research.1 Companies typically implement basic capabilities and postpone setting up many features that maximize protection.

Protecting your enterprise and maintaining business continuity have never been more important. In light of the COVID-19 outbreak, many of our customers have been asking for advice on how they can rapidly shift their SOCs to support the new reality of a fully remote workforce, while maintaining a strong security posture.

Palo Alto Networks CTO and Founder Nir Zuk shares his insights into how organizations can securely enable their entire workforce to work remotely. He discusses which architectures are successful and which are failing and he shares best practices and stories from customers who are going through the transformation to virtual workforce as we speak.

Naveen Zutshi, CIO of Palo Alto Networks, offers his perspective and shared best practices from Palo Alto Networks or IT organization's response to the rapid work from home shift as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Question: How do security teams stay ahead of sophisticated threats? Answer: It starts with an NGFW!

This guide outlines the challenges Defense agencies face and methods they can use to integrate the Palo Alto Networks ecosystem into the Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) to fight modern threats, meet current and future security objectives, and improve cyber resilience and operations.

Eric Hansleman Chief Analyst at 451 Research shares new approaches for keeping your rapidly changing data center and cloud environments secure.

This service description document (“Service Description”) outlines the Palo Alto Networks QuickStart service for a new NGFW (PA-3200 Series) Deployment offering (“Service”).