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The move will allow the company to provide direct and efficient connectivity for Microsoft 365 users through the Prisma Access service.>>

Enabling data to move more easily between organisations will undoubtedly lead to more crime, says a cybersecurity firm.>>

With this latest release, organisations can improve ransomware preparedness, respond with more intelligent and integrated tools, and recover from attacks faster, the company states.>>

The companies will integrate Palo Alto Networks VM-Series Virtual Next-Generation Firewalls and Siemens Ruggedcom Multi-Service Platforms to enable continuous scalable hardware.>>

The shift to remote work turned network access and network security into equally high, yet competing, priorities for network and security professionals.>>

"Hybrid work is here to stay, and organisations are in need of a solution that enables them to secure all applications used by their employees on their network regardless of location.">>

Partnering with Palo Alto Networks, the solution uses advanced threat protection technology to safeguard users and ensures a secure remote working environment.>>

"With our third generation XDR solution expanding to cloud and identity analytics, Cortex XDR 3.0 has taken a large step towards being the comprehensive platform for the SOC.">>

The ransomware crisis will continue to gain momentum as cybercrime groups further hone tactics for coercing victims into paying and develop new approaches for making attacks more disruptive. >>

PwC and Palo Alto Networks announce an expanded partnership strengthening cybersecurity defences for New Zealand businesses. >>

Palo Alto Networks has launched updates to Prisma Cloud, the company’s cloud security posture management (CSPM) solution.>>

 “We are making it significantly simpler for companies to adopt complete Zero Trust Network Security.”>>

The new capabilities also increase automation and detection, simplify compliance checks, and deepen visibility into malware threats for containers and hosts, the company states.>>

The group will help enterprises respond to emerging threats as they navigate an increase in costly, crippling cyberattacks.>>

This latest launch brings a significant set of enhancements, incentives and training to the company’s NextWave Partner Program.>>

"We’re working with more organisations to pivot their security architecture and move towards a cloud-delivered security model that can safely connect any user, to any application, from anywhere.”>>

"Palo Alto Networks IoT Security is designed to ensure Healthcare Delivery Organisations can realise the benefits of IoT for patient care — without sacrificing security.">>

The move will allow regional organisations in Australia to utilise several of Palo Alto’s high-performance solutions, as well as enabling these organisations to store their logs within Australian borders, the company says.>>

"By integrating Expanse's attack surface management capabilities into Cortex after closing, we will be able to offer the first solution that combines the outside view of an organisation's attack surface with an inside view to proactively address all security threats.">>

The Awards recognise partners whose business models have adapted to customers' needs and delivered excellence.>>

"As a single centralised cloud service, Palo Alto Networks Enterprise DLP can be deployed across an entire large enterprise in minutes with no need for additional infrastructure.">>

“Together, PwC and Palo Alto Networks offer a service designed to address and solve customer cybersecurity pain points particularly as the market demands new ways to detect and respond to threats.”>>

The solution helps protect sensitive data at rest and in motion across every network, cloud and user access.>>

The pair will deliver managed detection and response (MDR) services to joint customers, with the offering combining MDR services from both companies.>>