This reference document provides an overview of the Security Operating platform for securing the enterprise, securing the cloud and securing the future with Cortex.

Watch how Prisma Cloud delivers full lifecycle security and full stack protection for cloud native application development.

Prisma Cloud is the industry’s only comprehensive cloud native security platform (CNSP). It provides the broadest security and compliance coverage for applications, data, and the cloud native technology stack, across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

In this At a Glance, learn more about the features and key benefits of running Prisma Cloud Compute Edition for Microsoft Azure.

This whitepaper describes how Palo Alto Networks provides an easy-to-use, cost-effective management environment that enables integrators and agencies to meet CDM requirements.

White paper: Your Hybrid Infrastructure is Under Attack

This guide explores shift-left security, with strategies for using modern security philosophies and specific guidance for common IT architectures.

This guide identifies cloud security blindspots and configuration oversights, with tips for designing architectures to avoid misconfigurations.

In this talk we introduce the “Cloud Security Automation Stack”, which is a framework for representing all aspects of infrastructure and security as code, coupled with automation, applied throughout the build, deploy and run phases.

Unit 42 researchers Jay Chen, Senior Cloud Vulnerability and Exploit Researcher, Public Cloud Security and Nathaniel “Q” Quist, Senior Threat Researcher, Public Cloud Security host a unique opportunity to delve into the depths of the latest Unit 42 Cloud Threat Report.

Prisma™ Cloud Compute Edition delivers cloud workload protection (CWPP) for modern enterprises, providing holistic protection across hosts, containers, and serverless deployments in any cloud, throughout the application lifecycle.

Monitor cloud security posture, detect and respond to threats, and maintain compliance. See how Prisma Cloud helps enterprises and government organizations gain visibility and control across AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and Alibaba Cloud.

Protect hosts, containers and serverless functions across the full application lifecycle. See how Prisma Cloud secures running workloads and applications while implementing security across CI/CD pipelines.

Prisma™ Cloud is the industry’s most comprehensive cloud native security platform (CNSP), with the industry’s broadest security and compliance coverage—for users, applications, data, and the entire cloud native technology stack—throughout the development lifecycle and across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

Prisma™ Cloud Compute Edition delivers cloud workload protection (CWPP) for modern enterprises, providing holistic protection across hosts, containers, and serverless deployments in any cloud, throughout the application lifecycle. Prisma Cloud Compute Edition is cloud native and API-enabled, protecting all your workloads regardless of their underlying compute technology or the cloud in which they run.

This executive summary provides topline findings from the latest Unit 42 Cloud Threat Report, where researchers examined cloud infrastructure threats through the lens of identity and access management (IAM). Analysis from terabytes of data, thousands of cloud accounts, and more than 100,000 GitHub code repositories indicates that identity misconfigurations are prevalent across cloud accounts, representing a significant security risk to organizations.

This diagram illustrates the step-by-step actions an attacker can take to discover, exploit, move laterally, and eventually gain access to credentials in the customer's cloud environment.

Learn How to Protect Your Cloud Accounts From IAM Misconfigurations. Cloud is now the dominant platform for enterprise application development. Based on data from the 2020 State of Cloud Native Security Report, up to 64% of enterprise workloads will be in the cloud in just the next 24 months.

Provides deployment details for using the VM-Series in the GCP VPC Network Peering design model, which centralizes security resource management while allowing administrators of peered projects to manage their network resources independently. This design model is also useful when you want to provide security to existing disparate projects.

This reference document links the technical design aspects of the Google Cloud Platform with Palo Alto Networks solutions and then explores several technical design models. The design models include a model with all instances in a single project to enterprise-level operational environments that span across multiple projects using Shared VPC.

Palo Alto Networks Prisma Cloud is available in two deployment models - SaaS (Prisma Cloud Enterprise Edition) and Self Hosted (Prisma Cloud Compute Edition). Each edition provides unique capabilities and coverage. This guide will help customers choose the right edition. For more information on Prisma Cloud edition pricing, please read the Prisma Cloud Enterprise Edition Pricing Guideand the Prisma Cloud Compute Edition Pricing Guide.

In this webinar, the speakers discuss and demonstrate the manner in which security teams can empower DevOps teams with the tools and capabilities to inject security into the CI/CD pipeline.

Prisma Cloud helps enable DevSecOps and containerized development, making it easier to achieve a continuous Authority to Operate (ATO).

We surveyed 3,000 professionals in five countries and five industries to collect and analyze data that reflects the current state of cloud security.

In this brief, learn about the integrated approach Prisma Cloud takes to enable SecOps and Devops teams to safely accelerate cloud native application deployment using identity-powered microsegmentation across private and public clouds.

In this eBook, learn about Palo Alto Networks’ unique approach to microsegmentation and how your organization can prevent breaches from spreading laterally through cloud environments.

In this brief, learn how Prisma Cloud decouples security from the network using identity-powered microsegmentation across Kubernetes deployments in any cloud.

Gett was looking to gain visibility and maintain compliance within its 100-percent Kubernetes-based production environment.

Helping to guide federal organizations as they continue to migrate to cloud environments.