WildFire Global infrastructure enables scale, agility, and leverage. Our WildFire EU Regional cloud is one them, and here is the white paper that talks about it in depth.

Real-world example and explanation of how a K-12 school district simplifies operations while gaining visibility into encrypted traffic

Education service agency keeps the online learning environment safe and secure for students with the Palo Alto Networks Platform.

Alameda County Office of Education updates to a “network security as a service” model delivered through an affordable subscription pay plan. Multiple virtual systems, or firewalls, work under a dedicated Palo Alto Networks platform to prevent cyberattacks and maintain secure browsing/ data protection for students and staff alike.

In this webinar, we will share the 10 capabilities to test before you buy your next-generation firewall, and the top 5 mistakes to avoid.

University cut through complexity to strengthen security while enabling open network access for unrestricted learning

Premier university gets high marks in network security with next-generation protection and proactive services

Healthcare Credential Theft Protection

Healthcare security challenges 2018

Telkom Indonesia chose Palo Alto Networks to strengthen the security operations center as the company prepares for global expansion.

ForeScout is working together with Palo Alto Networks as a partner and customer to solve real world security problems.

Global IT Services PSF chose the Palo Alto Networks next-generation security platform to secure its VMware NSX-enabled SDDC.

Governments and businesses must continuously assess the use of new applications and services that improve processes and operations. As such, they must weigh the business benefits from the adoption of newly sanctioned applications against potential risk to the business, its data and other resources. Applications themselves, such as remote access, can represent undue risk. In addition, if applications are not appropriately secured in the business network, today’s attackers can hide communications within the very communication mechanisms the applications use. Adoption of security that appropriately identifies, granularly controls and secures enterprise applications can be slow if those charged with such controls don’t understand the necessity, value or ease with which appropriate controls can be adopted. Download our use case "Secure the Network through Application Visibility" for the benefits of this approach, along with some common concerns over adoption, and read about the experiences of several customers across different industries who made this transition.

New Zealand utility bolsters security posture, cost savings and productivity gains with Palo Alto Networks

Why Maine Township HS District 207 chose Palo Alto Networks Security Platform with Aruba ClearPass to secure network access for students, faculty and staff.

This whitepaper helps guide you through deploying the VM-Series next-generation firewall to protect your applications and data in Microsoft Azure.

This brief provides an easy to understand explanation of what URL filtering is and how it works to prevent employees from accessing unproductive, harmful sites.

The Security Reference Blueprint for Financial Services IT enables institutions to augment the security of existing infrastructure, enable new applications, provide greater access to data, and prevent advanced threats without disrupting vital operations.

CBI Health chose the Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Security Platform to protect its data center from ransomware and other threats.

Nexum, Inc. is a cybersecurity and networking company located in Chicago, Ill. Nexum builds and secures global networks for organizations across multiple verticals around the world. In its various roles as a reseller, professional services consultant, support center, training center, and monitored and managed security services provider, Nexum makes use of the complete Palo Alto Networks security platform.

While few corporate executives and boards of directors would dispute the importance of cybersecurity, some may feel ill-prepared to begin the process of managing these risks given the myriad technical and non-technical elements of the issue. The goal of this document is to address this gap by providing corporate leaders a practical framework for addressing the people, process and technology elements of the cybersecurity challenge.

Dylan Border from Fisher-Titus Medical Center, a nonprofit community hospital located in North Central Ohio, discusses how the Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Security Platform helps detect and prevent unknown cyberthreats. WildFire's proactive and automatic prevention of advanced and targeted attacks, helps give Fisher-Titus the insight and analytics to prevent future attacks.

Hear Matthew McLimans, Sr. Network Security Engineer at Warren Rogers Associates discuss how the Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Security Platform deployed in Amazon Web Services (AWS) segments network traffic coming from thousands of remote data collection devices, prevents malicious traffic from infiltrating fuel system diagnostics and reporting systems, white-lists applications and services, and segments cardholder data to ensure PCI compliance in the company’s cloud-based data center.

CAME Group (CAME) provides automation systems for residential and industrial entrances, parking lots, and access control points. With 50 branches in 40 countries all networked with its corporate headquarters in Italy, CAME was uniquely challenged to provide a network architecture that ensured both secure network access and secure endpoints. Targeted attacks by malware, such as CryptoLocker, were frequently infiltrating servers and PCs, disrupting productivity and creating unpredictable remediation costs. Traditional antivirus software was ineffective in stopping such attacks. By deploying the Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Security Platform with Next-Generation Firewalls, Threat Intelligence Cloud services, and Advanced Endpoint Protection, CAME successfully prevents cyberthreats from infiltrating endpoint devices and its network. Through consolidation, CAME is saving $2.5 million over three years, with an additional $250,000 in savings by eliminating remediation costs on endpoint devices. Moreover, the company now has uniform security policies enterprise-wide, with increased visibility and control over network traffic for improved bandwidth and application performance.

In its 90-year history, Sielte SpA has evolved from a pioneering telephone and electrical systems company in Italy to an international cloud-based information and communication technology (ICT) service provider. Today, Sielte has annual revenue of over €400 million with cloud operations spanning Italy, Spain, Romania and Nigeria. With 500 customers operating in its cloud, encompassing approximately 10,000 devices and a wide range of applications, Sielte must be constantly vigilant against cyberthreats. In fact, most of Sielte’s customers also struggle to contend with an ever more complex threat landscape and have begun demanding managed security services as part of the Sielte cloud offering. Increasing pressure from customers, combined with a breach to its previous Cisco firewall, prompted the company to immediately seek a new network security solution. After evaluating the market, Sielte conducted a proof of concept (POC) to compare Juniper Networks with the Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Security Platform, which consists of Next-Generation Firewalls, Threat Intelligence Cloud services, and Advanced Endpoint Protection. During the POC, the Palo Alto Networks platform detected an active cyberattack on Sielte’s network. This proved to be the deciding factor in the company’s final decision.

Southern Cross Hospitals is New Zealand’s largest network of private surgical hospitals. To consistently deliver excellence in health services, Southern Cross Hospitals relies on a high performing, highly available information network to connect facilities across the country. By installing Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Security Platform, Southern Cross Hospitals updated its security infrastructure to prevent sophisticated attacks, such as zero-day exploits, from compromising critical hospital systems.

This book provides an in-depth overview of next-generation firewalls. It examines the evolution of network security, the rise of Enterprise 2.0 applications and their associated threats, the shortcomings of traditional firewalls, and the advanced capabilities found in next-generation firewalls.

SunRice was formed in 1950 when ricegrowers pooled their funds to establisha co-operative and built a rice mill inLeeton, a small town in New SouthWales, Australia. Today, the company hasgrown to become a $1 billion global foodbusiness supplying diverse and nutritiousfood products to more than 60 countries,including across Asia, the Pacific, MiddleEast and the United States. SunRiceemploys more than two thousand peopleacross its global operations and is widelyconsidered to be an Australian icon.SunRice is the quintessential “local kidmakes good” story. Officially knownas Ricegrowers Limited, SunRice hasblossomed into one of the world’s largestrice food companies while retaining itsroots in the Australian farming regionwhere it was founded in 1950.

Schauinsland-Reisen is one of the most important travel service companies in Germany and Europe. The Reiseveranstalter is the 7th largest package tour operator in Germany. The medium-sized, independent Reiseveranstalter based in Duisburg currently offers more than 60 travel destinations, with more destinations being added. This nearly 100-year-old company with a team of 300+ provides excellent availability and customer service to its customers. This Customer Story is also available in German.

Nexon Asia Pacific is a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) that delivers infrastructure and software to provide secure connectivity and productivity applications, unified communications, business intelligence and continuity, and cloud services. Nexon’s 120 employees support small to medium to enterprise-sized customers in the retail, manufacturing, telephony, insurance, hospitality, health, and not-for-profit industries in Australia, Asia Pacific, the United States, and Europe.