Palo Alto Products Updates
Palo Alto Products Updates
Palo Alto Networks is a prominent cybersecurity company known for its next-generation firewall (NGFW) products. Here’s a concise overview of their firewall technology:
Key features:
- Application-level visibility and control
- User identification and policy enforcement
- Threat prevention (IPS, anti-malware, URL filtering)
- SSL decryption and inspection
- Virtual firewall options for cloud environments
Palo Alto’s firewalls use a single-pass architecture to process traffic, which helps improve performance. They offer both physical appliances and virtualized options for various deployment scenarios.
The firewalls are managed through a centralized platform called Panorama, which allows for consistent policy management across multiple devices.
| Palo Alto Networks | Fortinet FortiGate |
|---|---|
| App-ID technology | Security-driven networking |
| Higher price, premium option | More cost-effective |
| Steeper learning curve | Easier to set up and manage |
| WildFire threat intelligence | FortiGuard Labs threat intelligence |
| Strong cloud integration | Strong cloud integration |
| Developing SD-WAN features | Mature SD-WAN capabilities |
| Complex licensing model | Flexible licensing options |
Palo Alto Updates
- Closing the Cloud Security Gap 9th October 2025Secure your cloud. Get insights from the 2025 Unit 42 Global Incident Response Report on closing the cloud security gap and protecting your assets. The post Closing the Cloud Security Gap appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.Margaret Kelley
- From Ransom to Revenue Loss 7th October 2025Discover how ransomware attacks go beyond ransom payments, impacting your company's bottom line through recovery costs, lost revenue and damaged trust. The post From Ransom to Revenue Loss appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.Unit 42
- The Case for Multidomain Visibility 1st October 2025Get key insights from the 2025 Unit 42 Global Incident Response Report. Defend against complex, multidomain cyberattacks with unified visibility, AI-powered detection and identity controls. The post The Case for Multidomain Visibility appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.Unit 42
- Agentic AI and the Looming Board-Level Security Crisis 29th September 2025Prevent an Agentic AI security crisis. Learn why governance, clear outcomes and strong guardrails are essential for AI project success. The post Agentic AI and the Looming Board-Level Security Crisis appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.Haider Pasha
- The Ransomware Speed Crisis 24th September 2025There is a ransomware speed crisis. Attacks have accelerated 100x faster since 2021. Discover why traditional security fails and build AI-powered defenses. The post The Ransomware Speed Crisis appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.Dena De Angelo
- Raising the Bar for Incident Response 18th September 2025Unit 42 is now NCSC Enhanced Level CIR assured, proving our commitment to exceed the highest global standards for incident response and trust. The post Raising the Bar for Incident Response appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.Jack Hughes
- Securing the Future of AI 17th September 2025Discover how Palo Alto Networks Prisma AIRS provides end-to-end AI security, protecting models, agents, apps and data across the entire AI lifecycle. The post Securing the Future of AI appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.Michael Khoury
- Security Operations Under Fire Inside Black Hat's NOC 9th September 2025Palo Alto Networks secures Black Hat's NOC, managing billions of threat events with AI-driven automation, multivendor integration and rapid crisis response. The post Security Operations Under Fire Inside Black Hat's NOC appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.Dena De Angelo
- Prisma SASE 4.0: Powering the AI-Ready Enterprise 4th September 2025Prisma SASE 4.0 powers the AI-ready enterprise with AI-powered threat protection, frictionless data security and unified, intelligent operations. The post Prisma SASE 4.0: Powering the AI-Ready Enterprise appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.Anupam Upadhyaya
- Salesforce-Connected Third-Party Drift Application Incident Response 2nd September 2025Companies were impacted by a Salesloft Drift data breach. Our investigation reveals exfiltrated data includes business contact and sales account info. The post Salesforce-Connected Third-Party Drift Application Incident Response appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.Marc Benoit