Secure the Cloud
Cloud-Connected Branch Security with SASE
For effective branch security, organizations need to develop their network architecture to optimize access to all resources, regardless of location.
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Secure the Cloud
Protecting People from More and More Places
Securing headquarters, data centers, branch offices and mobile users isn’t easy - especially when organizations take a traditional approach toward networking infrastructure using firewalls, VPNs and proxies.
Products and Services, Secure the Cloud, Use-Cases
Times Are Changing for Remote Access
What’s the Difference Between Remote Access and VPN?
Cloud Computing
Shift Security Spending From Capex to Predictable Opex
When it comes to cloud security, how predictable are your OPEX costs?
Cloud Computing
Now Available: GlobalProtect Cloud Service
Now available: GlobalProtect Cloud Service from Palo Alto Networks.
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Secure the Cloud
Protecting People from More and More Places
Securing headquarters, data centers, branch offices and mobile users isn’t easy - especially when organizations take a traditional approach toward networking infrastructure using firewalls, VPNs and proxies.
Application Advisory/Analysis, Endpoint, Mobility
The Rise of Untrustworthy Apps in App Stores
If you’ve been following the news, you may have seen the recent stories discussing the issue about “fake” apps appearing in the Windows Store. Over the past few weeks, efforts have been …
Mobility
Announcing GlobalProtect Mobile Security Manager
Over the past few years, I’ve read many articles that show the staggering growth of mobile devices mapped against a corresponding decline in PC sales. Why is this occurring? One might think …
Mobility
When Someone Else is Watching Your Traffic
In our last entry in this ongoing series about the threat model against mobile devices, we explored the techniques for an attacker to get on an otherwise protected wireless network. This week, I …
Mobility
State of the Art in WPA/WPA2 Passphrase Cracking – Part 3
In the previous entry in this series, we talked about how better word lists and better rules led to a renaissance in breaking passphrases (including WPA/WPA2 passphrases). It made the guesses more …