The first annual State of Cloud Native Security report examines the practices, tools and technologies innovative companies are using to manage cloud environments and drive cloud native development. Based on a survey of 3,000 cloud architecture, InfoSec and DevOps professionals across five countries, the report surfaces insights from a proprietary set of well-analyzed data. Subscribe ...

For the Spring 2020 edition of the Unit 42 Cloud Threat Report, the team of elite cloud threat researchers uncover where cloud vulnerabilities are surfacing in infrastructure as code (IaC) templates, as well as providing a deep dive into cryptomining operations and broader cybercrime trends. Subscribe to the Cybersecurity Insider Newsletter Strengthen your organization's IT ...

When evaluating solutions for cloud compliance and security, the most common options include repurposing legacy data center solutions, building from scratch, or buying a cloud native security product. This report provides an overview of the practical benefits of Prisma Cloud, one such cloud native security product, along with a prepared cost/benefit analysis. Subscribe to the ...

There are many compute options for cloud native environments, and the differences among them are nuanced. Each has its own advantages and downfalls, and few organizations will find a single option that fits all their needs. This white paper offers a model for viewing the different technologies as a continuum to address different scenarios, which ...

Containers have become a standard in development environments – for many reasons. But if not properly secured, they can increase security risks for cloud native applications and data. This e-book explores the fundamentals of container security, and explains clearly what every organization needs to know about images, registries, orchestrators and more. Subscribe to the Cybersecurity ...

Every IT security professional knows: not only is the volume of malware on the rise, but sophisticated tools previously available only to highly advanced or nation-state-level attackers have now been commoditized, automated, made more accessible and less expensive for nearly all types of adversaries. This has allowed attackers to dramatically raise their game by bringing ...

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 ...

Today’s security deployments need to focus on streamlined management, improved visibility into the most critical threats, and reduced response times. The right network security management solution provides all of these components. Companies can gain much from the deployment of good network security management. The benefits range from time savings to reduced complexity to better security ...

A new survey commissioned by Palo Alto Networks and conducted by Enterprise Strategy Group explores why enterprise IT leaders are embracing CASB products, where they are using them, and what capabilities are most important to them. One of the most critical needs is securing the use of SaaS applications. Here’s what you need to know. ...

Prevent Successful Data Breaches with Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewalls In today’s complex network environments applications, infrastructure and threats are dynamic. As such, relying upon various, single-purpose security devices that don’t integrate with each other results in dangerous security gaps. To protect against today’s advanced attacks requires a natively integrated, next-generation approach to security – ...