Palo Alto Networks and Arista Networks have partnered to offer the highest performance next-generation firewall implementation in the industry. The modern data center has ever-increasing demands for throughput and performance, and the security infrastructure required to protect and segment the network must be able to meet those demands. The combination of Arista Networks’ Datacenter Switches along with Palo Alto Networks’ next-generation firewalls provides unmatched security in high-performance data centers without impacting throughput.

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.

Palo Alto Networks and Solera Networks are combining next generation firewalls with active network forensics to enable security administrators to “see” critical attacks, uncover their root cause and quickly adapt their infrastructure to prevent recurrence and mitigate risk.

Enterprise Mobility and BYOD trends are causing significant disruption to traditional network security practices. The growth and diversity of mobile device usage combined with the requirement of anytime, anywhere access to applications and data, has presented significant operational challenges and security risk to the IT organization. Typical legacy enterprise LAN infrastructures were not architected with adequate management, visibility, and awareness necessary to adapt to today’s application security and mobile provisioning requirements.

How the recent advanced threats execute on your endpoints and the Palo Alto Networks prevention advisory Traps replaces legacy antivirus and secures endpoints with a multi-method prevention approach that blocks malware and exploits, both known and unknown, before they compromise endpoints, such as laptops, desktops and servers. •Challenges with AV today •Difference between exploits and malware What is malware? What is an exploit? How to prevent against both attack vectors •Prevention is better than a cure Having a multiple method approach against APTs •Automated Prevention Platform via Palo Alto Networks Demo of live hack against Traps 4.1

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.

Palo Alto Networks and Avaya™ have partnered to provide high-performance next-generation security solutions for data center networks. The mission critical data centers of today have no tolerance for disruptions in throughput or availability. At the same time, the threats imposed on data centers by modern malware require a security solution that has next-generation firewall intelligence.

How Palo Alto Networks delivers application visibility and control more effectively than other port-based offerings.

Vishaal Hariprasad - Threat Intelligence Architect with Palo Alto Networks explores and explains the prevailing shift in mindset from one of signature-based defence security models to more abstract ‘Indicators of Compromise’ and knowing where and how to identify them within your own network security stack.

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.

Please join, Michael Hamelin - Tufin Chief Security Architect and Mike Schuricht - Palo Alto Networks Product Manager, to learn more about Tufin's comprehensive firewall management and auditing solution - specifically tailored to next-generation firewalls.

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.

Sure, migrating your apps and data to Microsoft Azure should accelerate your business. But what about your security? That’s where our Next-Generation Security Platform comes in. With our network, cloud and endpoint security offerings, you can now seamlessly and securely deploy your enterprise apps and data on Azure.

Nous vous invitons à visualiser notre webinar sur la « migration de Cisco ASA vers Palo Alto Networks » Vous verrez lors de cette session comment il est facile de passer à une plate-forme de sécurité de nouvelle génération. Nous vous expliquerons les différences fondamentales entre Cisco ASA et Palo Alto Networks, avec les illustrations des meilleures pratiques migratoires, des exemples et des études de cas.

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.

As the Government Authority responsible for driving growth in the information technology sector, this agency understands technology. With a globalized economy and considered one of the most competitive countries in the world, this Asian country has one of the highest internet penetration rates in the greater Asia-Pacific region.

This webcast provides an over-arching framework and concise set of best practices organizations can use to address the network security challenges created by ongoing adoption of popular virtualization technologies.

Aruba Networks and Palo Alto Networks have partnered to provide best of class content security for guest and employee owned mobile devices that are now commonplace on enterprise networks. With the certified solution, enterprise IT departments can now securely enable Bring Your Own Device and Guest Access initiatives, while maintaining compliance. Aruba’s Wi-Fi network and Palo Alto Networks’ next-generation firewalls share user, device and application information to monitor and enforce application usage policies on smartphones, tablets and laptops.

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.

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

A brief discussion and demo on how Palo Alto Networks can help you simplify security management while increasing control over applications, users and content traversing your network.

Level the playing field by using next generation security technologies from Palo Alto Networks and Splunk. Watch this webinar to learn new innovations that will help you detect and defeat cyberthreats in real-time, perform incident investigations faster, reduce costs, and improve your overall security and compliance posture.

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

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