Palo Alto Networks stories - Page 7

SEGA Europe has partnered with Palo Alto Networks for cutting-edge cybersecurity, enhancing protection for its headquarters and five global development studios.

With a large amount of good quality data and strong algorithms, companies can develop highly effective protective measures.

Building on Cortex allows Palo Alto Networks Cortex partners to build cloud-based apps that deliver cybersecurity capabilities to joint customers.

Cyber threats continue to increase in number and severity, prompting cybersecurity experts to seek new ways to stop malicious actors.

Human error remains a major cause of cyber breaches, says Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC).

Prioritising threats ensures organisations are taking a logical approach to cybersecurity, focusing their time and money on the most pressing dangers.

Trustwave expands its existing role as a trusted advisor and is now a single point of contact for the Palo Alto Networks portfolio of security products.

Palo Alto is calling it the ‘fastest-ever next-generation firewall’ with integrated cloud-based DNS Security service to stop attacks.

Australians must move away from victim-blaming culture in order to improve cybersecurity, says Palo Alto Networks.

The changes include a dedicated programme for managed services providers and a raft of new processes and initiatives.

Palo Alto Networks warns that supply chains are the weakest link in cybersecurity, urging firms to evaluate partners' defences to prevent breaches.

How should you start securing your devices? The company has provided tips for actions you can take across social media, home routers, TVs, and many more.

As holiday sales entice online shoppers, security firm Palo Alto Networks advises vigilance to avoid scams and protect financial details from cybercriminals.

Google Cloud and Palo Alto Networks have extended their partnership to include more security features and customer support for all major public clouds.

AWS Security Hub is designed to provide users with a comprehensive view of their high-priority security alerts and compliance status.

Phishing attacks or social-engineering attacks are on the rise, where cybercriminals trick people into divulging details and participating in scams.

Spending on security feels endless, without clear risk reduction; operations teams and analysts are overburdened.

The acquisition is expected to close during Palo Alto Networks fiscal first quarter, subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions.

A new malware named Xbash, targeting Linux and Windows servers, has ransomware, coinmining, and worm-like self-propagating capabilities.

They join the likes of Palo Alto Networks, OPAQ, Zscaler, and Fortinet in a rapidly expanding security alliance ecosystem.