- Palo Alto Networks provides a next-generation firewall platform that can identify applications, users, and content to enable safe application usage while protecting against both known and unknown threats. This is achieved through technologies like App-ID, User-ID, Content-ID, WildFire, and SP3 architecture.
- The platform offers high performance, visibility, control, and threat prevention across applications, users, and content to replace traditional firewalls and security tools in a single device. This allows for a simplified security posture.
- Palo Alto Networks has seen strong revenue growth and increased its global customer base significantly in recent years, showing the success of its disruptive next-generation firewall approach.
Fibre optic connections are often assumed to be secure, but they can be tapped. Senetas, a company that develops high-speed network encryption technology, explains how fibre tapping can be done with readily available devices. With some technical knowledge and effort, optical fibres can be tapped without detection by splicing into or polishing the fibres to create an evanescent wave coupler that splits the signal. While difficult, motivated attackers could potentially intercept transmitted data this way if not encrypted. Senetas recommends encryption to protect valuable data and discusses their CN range of encryptors that provide full-duplex encryption up to 10Gbps with low latency.
The Anue 5200 Net Tool Optimizer from Ixia helps maximize ROI from existing network monitoring tools by improving network visibility, optimizing tool utilization, and boosting staff productivity. It extends network monitoring coverage and scales to high-density and 40G networks while allowing expensive tools to monitor faster links. This reduces tool costs and overhead while simplifying monitoring. It also adds security by controlling access between core devices and tools.
Peter Wood is an ethical hacker and CEO of First Base Technologies. He has over 40 years of experience in computers and security. As an ethical hacker, he thinks like real hackers to find vulnerabilities but uses his skills to help companies. Some of the document discusses how hackers can exploit weaknesses like default passwords in SNMP, compromise laptops with physical access, and impersonate employees to steal data. It provides examples of attacks Wood has performed for clients, such as changing an administrator password or installing a keylogger.
This document provides an overview of virtual private networks (VPNs) and Cisco's implementation of VPN technologies. It describes the purpose and types of VPNs, including site-to-site and remote access VPNs. The document focuses on IPsec VPNs, explaining the IPsec framework, protocols, modes, authentication methods, and key exchange process. It also provides instructions for configuring IPsec VPNs through both the command line interface and Cisco Secure Device Manager.
Today’s multicloud WAN environment is not only complicated–it can expose your business to an ever–expanding threat landscape. Learn how to provide consistent security across clouds, branches, and users. http://bit.ly/2DWBBX8
Mobilize employees with the cisco mobile workspace solutionCisco Mobility
A mobile workspace provides consistent, seamless and secure mobile access to applications, content and communications on any user or corporate device, anywhere.
Learn more: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/enterprise-networks/mobile-workspace-solution/index.html
The document provides an overview and agenda for a technical deep dive into Cisco SD-WAN. It discusses extending Cisco SD-WAN to Cisco routers, using Cloud onRamp to improve access to SaaS and IaaS applications, and providing layered security between sites and to the cloud. It also covers operations and troubleshooting capabilities in Cisco SD-WAN such as infrastructure monitoring, application visibility, performance statistics, and troubleshooting tools.
This document discusses networking solutions from Ruckus Networks. It provides an overview of Ruckus' product portfolio including controllers and access points, switches, private LTE and in-building cellular solutions, secure network access software, analytics and location software, and IoT access networks. The document highlights how Ruckus delivers great end-user experiences, lower cost per connection, and simpler networking compared to other vendors.
Fibre optic connections are often assumed to be secure, but they can be tapped. Senetas, a company that develops high-speed network encryption technology, explains how fibre tapping can be done with readily available devices. With some technical knowledge and effort, optical fibres can be tapped without detection by splicing into or polishing the fibres to create an evanescent wave coupler that splits the signal. While difficult, motivated attackers could potentially intercept transmitted data this way if not encrypted. Senetas recommends encryption to protect valuable data and discusses their CN range of encryptors that provide full-duplex encryption up to 10Gbps with low latency.
The Anue 5200 Net Tool Optimizer from Ixia helps maximize ROI from existing network monitoring tools by improving network visibility, optimizing tool utilization, and boosting staff productivity. It extends network monitoring coverage and scales to high-density and 40G networks while allowing expensive tools to monitor faster links. This reduces tool costs and overhead while simplifying monitoring. It also adds security by controlling access between core devices and tools.
Peter Wood is an ethical hacker and CEO of First Base Technologies. He has over 40 years of experience in computers and security. As an ethical hacker, he thinks like real hackers to find vulnerabilities but uses his skills to help companies. Some of the document discusses how hackers can exploit weaknesses like default passwords in SNMP, compromise laptops with physical access, and impersonate employees to steal data. It provides examples of attacks Wood has performed for clients, such as changing an administrator password or installing a keylogger.
This document provides an overview of virtual private networks (VPNs) and Cisco's implementation of VPN technologies. It describes the purpose and types of VPNs, including site-to-site and remote access VPNs. The document focuses on IPsec VPNs, explaining the IPsec framework, protocols, modes, authentication methods, and key exchange process. It also provides instructions for configuring IPsec VPNs through both the command line interface and Cisco Secure Device Manager.
Today’s multicloud WAN environment is not only complicated–it can expose your business to an ever–expanding threat landscape. Learn how to provide consistent security across clouds, branches, and users. http://bit.ly/2DWBBX8
Mobilize employees with the cisco mobile workspace solutionCisco Mobility
A mobile workspace provides consistent, seamless and secure mobile access to applications, content and communications on any user or corporate device, anywhere.
Learn more: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/enterprise-networks/mobile-workspace-solution/index.html
The document provides an overview and agenda for a technical deep dive into Cisco SD-WAN. It discusses extending Cisco SD-WAN to Cisco routers, using Cloud onRamp to improve access to SaaS and IaaS applications, and providing layered security between sites and to the cloud. It also covers operations and troubleshooting capabilities in Cisco SD-WAN such as infrastructure monitoring, application visibility, performance statistics, and troubleshooting tools.
This document discusses networking solutions from Ruckus Networks. It provides an overview of Ruckus' product portfolio including controllers and access points, switches, private LTE and in-building cellular solutions, secure network access software, analytics and location software, and IoT access networks. The document highlights how Ruckus delivers great end-user experiences, lower cost per connection, and simpler networking compared to other vendors.
CommScope RUCKUS Technical Family Day Education & MDF Q12021Purdicom
Technical Use Cases for Schools and Multi-Tenant Deployments
In this virtual RUCKUS Technical Family Distributor Day will focus on RUCKUS solutions for Schools and Multi-tenant deployments, helping you to deliver the best Wi-Fi experience for network users.
We present technical use cases with practical tips and tricks on how to leverage the latest features within the RUCKUS portfolio complete with live demos of the platforms.
Agenda:
• RUCKUS Introduction
• RUCKUS Portfolio
o LAN
o WLAN
o Control & Management
• Primary Education Best Practices
o RUCKUS products for Education
o Unleashed vs Cloud vs SmartZone as WaaS
o Cloudpath features often deployed in Education
• Multi-Tenant Best Practices
o MDU and Wi-Fi design (separate SSIDs per tenant vs one SSID for all)
o RUCKUS Cloud and DPSK
o SmartZone as WaaS using internal and external DPSK
o Cloudpath MDU features
• Demo of RUCKUS Cloud with DPSK and SmartZone/Cloudpath with the MDU portal
• Q&A
For more information on Purdicom RUCKUS visit https://purdi.com/vendors/ruckus-netw...
Or for more articles on the blog, please check https://purdi.com/blog/
A10 Networks provides application delivery and DDoS protection solutions to help service providers and enterprises handle the massive growth in internet subscribers and traffic, as well as large-scale attacks. Their solutions leverage carrier-grade networking and scale to tens of gigabits per second to ensure the reliability of applications and protection from DDoS attacks. A10's solutions also help enable the transition from IPv4 to IPv6 as the number of devices exceeds the available IPv4 address space.
Ruckus Wireless provides carrier Wi-Fi solutions and services. They outline 5 strategies for carriers to successfully deploy and monetize Wi-Fi: 1) Grow the footprint by expanding Wi-Fi coverage, 2) Own the venue traffic by acquiring more venues and monetizing analytics, 3) Offer Wi-Fi as a service to venues by providing cloud-based Wi-Fi networks, 4) Enable Wi-Fi roaming partnerships to increase usage and retention, 5) Focus on user experience centered Wi-Fi to drive more traffic and monetization opportunities. Ruckus has seen strong revenue growth and has customers in over 34 countries.
The document discusses Ruckus Wireless' ZoneFlex Wi-Fi solution for the hospitality industry. It provides an overview of the ZoneFlex system, highlighting its ease of use, reliability, performance and lower total cost of ownership compared to other solutions. It also shares case studies of successful ZoneFlex deployments in hotels that have improved coverage, support for high bandwidth applications and reduced costs compared to wired network upgrades.
Beyond BYOD: Uncompromised Experience for Any WorkspaceCisco Mobility
The document discusses supporting bring your own device (BYOD) programs and mobility in the workplace. It notes that 41% of employees use personal devices for work and 56% of information workers do some work outside the office. The challenges of BYOD include inconsistent experiences, security risks, and complex management across different devices, users, locations and applications. The solution presented is to go "beyond BYOD" with a unified policy framework and borderless network that provides uncompromised experience and simplified operations through features such as device onboarding, trusted WiFi, identity-based access controls, and monitoring.
Beyond BYOD enables an uncompromised experience for any workspace through Cisco's smart solutions. Cisco infrastructure provides 33% faster wireless LAN and rich services. The Identity Services Engine provides a single policy source and fine-grained control. Prime Management and advanced services allow for experience monitoring, correlated intelligence, and pre-tested designs. Device onboarding, unified policy, an uncompromised experience, and simplified operations are enabled to support bring your own device initiatives and beyond.
Arch Rock provides wireless sensor network solutions based on 6LoWPAN and IP networking standards. Their technology allows sensors to connect to the internet using low-power wireless mesh networks. They offer IP nodes, routers, and servers to build scalable wireless sensor networks for applications like environmental monitoring, asset tracking, and smart city infrastructure. Arch Rock's solutions leverage open standards to provide ease of deployment, management, and integration with existing IP networks and enterprise systems.
This document discusses Ruckus Wireless enterprise Wi-Fi solutions. It notes that Wi-Fi devices are surpassing Ethernet devices in annual shipments. Ruckus technology includes adaptive antenna technology, adaptive meshing, and advanced security and quality of service features. The technology extends Wi-Fi range, improves performance and reliability, and avoids interference through techniques like BeamFlex adaptive antennas. Ruckus also provides centralized management, device identification and policies, and application recognition capabilities to support BYOD and a variety of other use cases.
SD-WAN service offerings and their capabilities vary tremendously. This presentation describes the fundamental components and capabilities of an SD-WAN service based on the standardization work of MEF Forum. This presentation will help organizations evaluating SD-WAN service offerings to make the most informed choice in their selection. Presented at webinar on February 20, 2019
Dave Amini is a network security expert with over 15 years of experience working with firewalls, routers, switches and other security appliances from vendors such as Cisco, Juniper, Fortinet and Check Point. He currently works as a Security Consultant for TELUS where he manages various network and security devices and assists clients in ensuring regulatory compliance. Amini has extensive experience deploying and supporting virtual private networks, firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems and load balancers. He holds multiple security and network administration certifications.
The document provides an overview and agenda for optimizing a Wi-Fi network. It discusses optimizing the physical layer by properly placing access points to ensure adequate coverage and overlapping signals to allow for seamless roaming. It also discusses optimizing the data link layer by adjusting settings like SSIDs, transmission power levels, and channels to improve performance, capacity and roaming. Tools like Cisco Prime and WLCCA are recommended to analyze settings like channels, power levels, and neighbor relations to validate that RF resource management is working correctly.
This document summarizes Jeff Schmidt's presentation on Telstra's deployment of IPv6 for mobiles. Key points include:
1) Telstra implemented IPv6 to future-proof their network and address IPv4 depletion issues, using dual-stack and 464XLAT architectures.
2) Business drivers were addressing the growing traffic demand and enabling new technologies like IoT, while technical drivers addressed IPv4 depletion and inefficiencies.
3) The deployment included addressing and subnetting plans, network security designs, and testing multiple deployment models.
Dynamic PSKTM
▪ Patented Ruckus technology
▪ Generates unique PSK per device, per login session
▪ PSK changes frequently (every few hours)
▪ Compromise of one PSK does not compromise entire network
▪ Easy to deploy - no certificates or complex configuration
▪ Transparent to client devices
▪ Seamless roaming between APs
▪ Integrates with user directories (AD, LDAP, RADIUS) for auth
Benefits:
▪ Secure wireless access without complexity of 802.1X
▪ Scalable to thousands of clients
▪ Easy bring-your-own-device deployment
This white paper discusses how Meraki's cloud-based wireless LAN architecture provides benefits over traditional hardware controller-based wireless LAN systems. Meraki's system uses access points and a cloud controller hosted in data centers instead of on-site hardware controllers. This makes deployment easier and reduces costs. The cloud-based system is also easier to manage, scalable, offers high availability, and simplifies upgrades and support for remote locations.
The document discusses Cisco's Container Platform and provides the following key points:
1. Cisco's Container Platform provides a turnkey solution for production-grade Kubernetes container environments that is easy to acquire, deploy and manage on hybrid cloud infrastructures.
2. It features native Kubernetes integration that is 100% upstream compatible, integrated networking, management and security capabilities, and support for AI/ML workloads.
3. The platform architecture includes hardware from Cisco (UCS servers, Nexus switches), virtualization software (VMware, HyperFlex), and container-specific software like Kubernetes, Istio and Prometheus for orchestration, networking and monitoring of container workloads.
This document discusses Cisco's new Flexible Consumption Model (FCM) for software licensing. FCM aims to provide more flexibility and lower costs by allowing customers to pay for software licenses as needed rather than requiring large upfront investments. Key aspects of FCM include pay-as-you-grow licensing, global pooling of licenses, and investment protection through software portability. FCM is supported on Cisco's core routing platforms like the ASR 9000 and will provide benefits like reduced total cost of ownership through more efficient license usage and alignment of network growth with demand.
This 3 sentence summary provides the high level information from the document:
The document is a Certificate of Accreditation granting Joseph Indolos the designation of Palo Alto Networks Accredited Sales Expert (ASE) for successfully completing the ASE v3.0 Final Test on February 6, 2017, as signed by Mark D. McLaughlin, Chairman, President, and CEO.
Mission Possible: Detect and Prevent CyberAttacks with Splunk and Palo Alto N...Erin Sweeney
You face an increasing number of cyber threats that are difficult to detect and defeat. Beating them might seem like Mission: Impossible. It's not.
Palo Alto Networks and Splunk with their next-generation, best-of-breed technologies have developed a joint solution to make defeating these threats Mission: Possible. Join us on Tuesday, June 30, in Santa Clara for a workshop providing hands-on exposure to both technologies. You'll walk away knowing how to:
Prevent known and unknown threats at both the network and endpoint through a wide range of integrated technologies including: firewall, application visibility and control, cloud-based malware analysis, advanced endpoint protection, mobile workforce security, and data loss prevention (Palo Alto Networks)
Harness all the raw log files and event data generated by any user, system, or application in your IT infrastructure (aka "big data") to quickly perform Security Information Event Management (SIEM)-like use cases including: advanced threat and anomaly detection, incident investigations and forensics, and security/compliance reporting and analytics (Splunk)
Automatically pass data on threats from Splunk to Palo Alto Networks to enable automated remediation
Are you a security or networking professional looking to get hands-on experience with these next-generation technologies? Don't let your network self-destruct.
Este documento describe cómo Palo Alto Networks VM-Series proporciona seguridad para implementaciones en AWS a través de firewalls de próxima generación virtualizados. Explica cómo VM-Series puede proteger aplicaciones y datos en AWS mediante la inspección y bloqueo de tráfico entre subredes de VPC y desde Internet. También automatiza el despliegue y actualización de políticas de seguridad de VM-Series en AWS.
This document outlines 14 cybersecurity predictions for 2016 from Palo Alto Networks. The predictions include that online marketing trends will slightly change web-based threats; mobile security will focus more on what devices are attacked than who is attacking; public cloud security will receive more attention; exploits will become the primary attack method; and industrial IoT will create new security opportunities for service providers. Threat intelligence sharing, legislation, and executive accountability are also predicted to increase.
This document from Check Point discusses network security solutions. It highlights Check Point's consistent performance in independent tests, achieving "Recommended" ratings. It also emphasizes Check Point's focus on uncompromised security, dynamic architecture, operational simplicity, and commitment to customer success. Check Point argues it is consistently one step ahead of competitors in detection capabilities and rapid remediation of vulnerabilities.
CommScope RUCKUS Technical Family Day Education & MDF Q12021Purdicom
Technical Use Cases for Schools and Multi-Tenant Deployments
In this virtual RUCKUS Technical Family Distributor Day will focus on RUCKUS solutions for Schools and Multi-tenant deployments, helping you to deliver the best Wi-Fi experience for network users.
We present technical use cases with practical tips and tricks on how to leverage the latest features within the RUCKUS portfolio complete with live demos of the platforms.
Agenda:
• RUCKUS Introduction
• RUCKUS Portfolio
o LAN
o WLAN
o Control & Management
• Primary Education Best Practices
o RUCKUS products for Education
o Unleashed vs Cloud vs SmartZone as WaaS
o Cloudpath features often deployed in Education
• Multi-Tenant Best Practices
o MDU and Wi-Fi design (separate SSIDs per tenant vs one SSID for all)
o RUCKUS Cloud and DPSK
o SmartZone as WaaS using internal and external DPSK
o Cloudpath MDU features
• Demo of RUCKUS Cloud with DPSK and SmartZone/Cloudpath with the MDU portal
• Q&A
For more information on Purdicom RUCKUS visit https://purdi.com/vendors/ruckus-netw...
Or for more articles on the blog, please check https://purdi.com/blog/
A10 Networks provides application delivery and DDoS protection solutions to help service providers and enterprises handle the massive growth in internet subscribers and traffic, as well as large-scale attacks. Their solutions leverage carrier-grade networking and scale to tens of gigabits per second to ensure the reliability of applications and protection from DDoS attacks. A10's solutions also help enable the transition from IPv4 to IPv6 as the number of devices exceeds the available IPv4 address space.
Ruckus Wireless provides carrier Wi-Fi solutions and services. They outline 5 strategies for carriers to successfully deploy and monetize Wi-Fi: 1) Grow the footprint by expanding Wi-Fi coverage, 2) Own the venue traffic by acquiring more venues and monetizing analytics, 3) Offer Wi-Fi as a service to venues by providing cloud-based Wi-Fi networks, 4) Enable Wi-Fi roaming partnerships to increase usage and retention, 5) Focus on user experience centered Wi-Fi to drive more traffic and monetization opportunities. Ruckus has seen strong revenue growth and has customers in over 34 countries.
The document discusses Ruckus Wireless' ZoneFlex Wi-Fi solution for the hospitality industry. It provides an overview of the ZoneFlex system, highlighting its ease of use, reliability, performance and lower total cost of ownership compared to other solutions. It also shares case studies of successful ZoneFlex deployments in hotels that have improved coverage, support for high bandwidth applications and reduced costs compared to wired network upgrades.
Beyond BYOD: Uncompromised Experience for Any WorkspaceCisco Mobility
The document discusses supporting bring your own device (BYOD) programs and mobility in the workplace. It notes that 41% of employees use personal devices for work and 56% of information workers do some work outside the office. The challenges of BYOD include inconsistent experiences, security risks, and complex management across different devices, users, locations and applications. The solution presented is to go "beyond BYOD" with a unified policy framework and borderless network that provides uncompromised experience and simplified operations through features such as device onboarding, trusted WiFi, identity-based access controls, and monitoring.
Beyond BYOD enables an uncompromised experience for any workspace through Cisco's smart solutions. Cisco infrastructure provides 33% faster wireless LAN and rich services. The Identity Services Engine provides a single policy source and fine-grained control. Prime Management and advanced services allow for experience monitoring, correlated intelligence, and pre-tested designs. Device onboarding, unified policy, an uncompromised experience, and simplified operations are enabled to support bring your own device initiatives and beyond.
Arch Rock provides wireless sensor network solutions based on 6LoWPAN and IP networking standards. Their technology allows sensors to connect to the internet using low-power wireless mesh networks. They offer IP nodes, routers, and servers to build scalable wireless sensor networks for applications like environmental monitoring, asset tracking, and smart city infrastructure. Arch Rock's solutions leverage open standards to provide ease of deployment, management, and integration with existing IP networks and enterprise systems.
This document discusses Ruckus Wireless enterprise Wi-Fi solutions. It notes that Wi-Fi devices are surpassing Ethernet devices in annual shipments. Ruckus technology includes adaptive antenna technology, adaptive meshing, and advanced security and quality of service features. The technology extends Wi-Fi range, improves performance and reliability, and avoids interference through techniques like BeamFlex adaptive antennas. Ruckus also provides centralized management, device identification and policies, and application recognition capabilities to support BYOD and a variety of other use cases.
SD-WAN service offerings and their capabilities vary tremendously. This presentation describes the fundamental components and capabilities of an SD-WAN service based on the standardization work of MEF Forum. This presentation will help organizations evaluating SD-WAN service offerings to make the most informed choice in their selection. Presented at webinar on February 20, 2019
Dave Amini is a network security expert with over 15 years of experience working with firewalls, routers, switches and other security appliances from vendors such as Cisco, Juniper, Fortinet and Check Point. He currently works as a Security Consultant for TELUS where he manages various network and security devices and assists clients in ensuring regulatory compliance. Amini has extensive experience deploying and supporting virtual private networks, firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems and load balancers. He holds multiple security and network administration certifications.
The document provides an overview and agenda for optimizing a Wi-Fi network. It discusses optimizing the physical layer by properly placing access points to ensure adequate coverage and overlapping signals to allow for seamless roaming. It also discusses optimizing the data link layer by adjusting settings like SSIDs, transmission power levels, and channels to improve performance, capacity and roaming. Tools like Cisco Prime and WLCCA are recommended to analyze settings like channels, power levels, and neighbor relations to validate that RF resource management is working correctly.
This document summarizes Jeff Schmidt's presentation on Telstra's deployment of IPv6 for mobiles. Key points include:
1) Telstra implemented IPv6 to future-proof their network and address IPv4 depletion issues, using dual-stack and 464XLAT architectures.
2) Business drivers were addressing the growing traffic demand and enabling new technologies like IoT, while technical drivers addressed IPv4 depletion and inefficiencies.
3) The deployment included addressing and subnetting plans, network security designs, and testing multiple deployment models.
Dynamic PSKTM
▪ Patented Ruckus technology
▪ Generates unique PSK per device, per login session
▪ PSK changes frequently (every few hours)
▪ Compromise of one PSK does not compromise entire network
▪ Easy to deploy - no certificates or complex configuration
▪ Transparent to client devices
▪ Seamless roaming between APs
▪ Integrates with user directories (AD, LDAP, RADIUS) for auth
Benefits:
▪ Secure wireless access without complexity of 802.1X
▪ Scalable to thousands of clients
▪ Easy bring-your-own-device deployment
This white paper discusses how Meraki's cloud-based wireless LAN architecture provides benefits over traditional hardware controller-based wireless LAN systems. Meraki's system uses access points and a cloud controller hosted in data centers instead of on-site hardware controllers. This makes deployment easier and reduces costs. The cloud-based system is also easier to manage, scalable, offers high availability, and simplifies upgrades and support for remote locations.
The document discusses Cisco's Container Platform and provides the following key points:
1. Cisco's Container Platform provides a turnkey solution for production-grade Kubernetes container environments that is easy to acquire, deploy and manage on hybrid cloud infrastructures.
2. It features native Kubernetes integration that is 100% upstream compatible, integrated networking, management and security capabilities, and support for AI/ML workloads.
3. The platform architecture includes hardware from Cisco (UCS servers, Nexus switches), virtualization software (VMware, HyperFlex), and container-specific software like Kubernetes, Istio and Prometheus for orchestration, networking and monitoring of container workloads.
This document discusses Cisco's new Flexible Consumption Model (FCM) for software licensing. FCM aims to provide more flexibility and lower costs by allowing customers to pay for software licenses as needed rather than requiring large upfront investments. Key aspects of FCM include pay-as-you-grow licensing, global pooling of licenses, and investment protection through software portability. FCM is supported on Cisco's core routing platforms like the ASR 9000 and will provide benefits like reduced total cost of ownership through more efficient license usage and alignment of network growth with demand.
This 3 sentence summary provides the high level information from the document:
The document is a Certificate of Accreditation granting Joseph Indolos the designation of Palo Alto Networks Accredited Sales Expert (ASE) for successfully completing the ASE v3.0 Final Test on February 6, 2017, as signed by Mark D. McLaughlin, Chairman, President, and CEO.
Mission Possible: Detect and Prevent CyberAttacks with Splunk and Palo Alto N...Erin Sweeney
You face an increasing number of cyber threats that are difficult to detect and defeat. Beating them might seem like Mission: Impossible. It's not.
Palo Alto Networks and Splunk with their next-generation, best-of-breed technologies have developed a joint solution to make defeating these threats Mission: Possible. Join us on Tuesday, June 30, in Santa Clara for a workshop providing hands-on exposure to both technologies. You'll walk away knowing how to:
Prevent known and unknown threats at both the network and endpoint through a wide range of integrated technologies including: firewall, application visibility and control, cloud-based malware analysis, advanced endpoint protection, mobile workforce security, and data loss prevention (Palo Alto Networks)
Harness all the raw log files and event data generated by any user, system, or application in your IT infrastructure (aka "big data") to quickly perform Security Information Event Management (SIEM)-like use cases including: advanced threat and anomaly detection, incident investigations and forensics, and security/compliance reporting and analytics (Splunk)
Automatically pass data on threats from Splunk to Palo Alto Networks to enable automated remediation
Are you a security or networking professional looking to get hands-on experience with these next-generation technologies? Don't let your network self-destruct.
Este documento describe cómo Palo Alto Networks VM-Series proporciona seguridad para implementaciones en AWS a través de firewalls de próxima generación virtualizados. Explica cómo VM-Series puede proteger aplicaciones y datos en AWS mediante la inspección y bloqueo de tráfico entre subredes de VPC y desde Internet. También automatiza el despliegue y actualización de políticas de seguridad de VM-Series en AWS.
This document outlines 14 cybersecurity predictions for 2016 from Palo Alto Networks. The predictions include that online marketing trends will slightly change web-based threats; mobile security will focus more on what devices are attacked than who is attacking; public cloud security will receive more attention; exploits will become the primary attack method; and industrial IoT will create new security opportunities for service providers. Threat intelligence sharing, legislation, and executive accountability are also predicted to increase.
This document from Check Point discusses network security solutions. It highlights Check Point's consistent performance in independent tests, achieving "Recommended" ratings. It also emphasizes Check Point's focus on uncompromised security, dynamic architecture, operational simplicity, and commitment to customer success. Check Point argues it is consistently one step ahead of competitors in detection capabilities and rapid remediation of vulnerabilities.
This document provides configuration guidelines for conducting an apples-to-apples comparison of security vendors in a proof-of-concept environment. It recommends enabling advanced security profiles, full session logging, and disabling any shortcuts vendors may use to improve performance at the expense of security. Specific configuration steps are provided for Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, and Cisco to expose and disable any shortcuts, such as verifying out-of-order packets are not bypassed in Palo Alto and disabling intelligent-mode scanning in Fortinet. The goal is to measure each vendor's true capabilities and performance under production-like settings.
The document discusses the results of analyzing network traffic across 60 enterprises. It found that HTTP has become the universal protocol and video consumes the most bandwidth. Most common threats exploit popular applications. Next generation firewalls are needed that can identify applications, users, and threats to better manage risks and allow business benefits of internet applications.
5 Steps to a Secure Hybrid Architecture - Session Sponsored by Palo Alto Netw...Amazon Web Services
A hybrid Architecture is one of the easiest ways to securely address new application requirements and cloud-first development initiatives. This approach allows you to start small and expand as your requirements change while maintaining a strong security posture. In this session, you will learn the 5 key steps to building a hybrid architecture using the VM-Series next-generation firewall.
Speaker: Bisham Kishnani, Consulting Engineer (APJC) – DataCenter & Virtualization, Palo Alto Networks
Dispatches from the Frontline: Using Pro-Poor Foresight to Influence Decision...The Rockefeller Foundation
Four of the organizations in The Rockefeller Foundation Searchlight Network—the Centre for Democracy and Development in West Africa, FORO Nacional Internacional in Peru, Noviscape in Thailand, and the South African Node of the Millennium Project in Southern Africa—were recently interviewed to reflect on their work and explore the question, "how has foresight influenced policy?" Their reflections are captured in this report.
Este documento presenta el programa cultural de la ciudad de Zaragoza durante la primera semana de abril, incluyendo eventos de flamenco, teatro y música. Destaca el festival de flamenco Zaragoza Flamenco 2013 con actuaciones de José Mercé, Argentina y otros artistas los días 6 y 7 de abril. También se anuncia la obra de teatro La Lengua Madre del 5 al 7 de abril y el concierto de la banda de funk andaluz O'Funk'illo el 5 de abril. Por último, se incluyen los horarios de apertura de lugares de inter
"Epistemic Game Design for Collaborative Inquiry and Civic Engagement" by She...Sherry Jones
Aug. 5, 2015 - This is my presentation on epistemic game design for the 2015 Colorado Learning and Teaching with Technology Conference (COLTT).
Through this slideshow, we introduce the epistemic game, "The Perspective Game" by GetTheIssues(GTI) to educators and administrators of higher education.
This document provides a checklist for website and blog masters to ensure their sites are optimized for users. It covers topics like design, development, content, analytics, and more. Recommendations include releasing updates with new features in mind, tailoring content and experience to users, using analytics to understand users, and ensuring basic functionality like search and pagination are implemented. The document also lists additional features and extras to consider like feeds, permalinks, email subscriptions, and social sharing integrations.
Este documento presenta un plan de negocios para la empresa Limsahí, la cual producirá un shampoo natural. Incluye secciones sobre la descripción de la empresa, análisis del mercado, equipo, metas, misión, visión, producto, estrategias de mercadeo, precios, exportación, estructura organizacional, tipo de empresa, proceso de producción y maquinaria requerida. El objetivo es crear un shampoo de alta calidad para el cuidado del cabello que sea reconocido a nivel nacional e internacional.
El documento describe las cuatro etapas del ciclo de vida de aprendizaje en una plataforma de e-learning: 1) diseño, 2) administración, 3) uso, 4) auditoría. Explica que en la etapa de diseño, el profesor organiza el curso; en la etapa de administración, carga el curso en la plataforma; en la etapa de uso, los estudiantes interactúan con los materiales; y en la etapa de auditoría, se evalúa el curso para mejoras futuras. También ofrece guías para dise
El documento describe las diferentes fases del ciclo de vida de aprendizaje en una plataforma de e-learning, incluyendo el diseño, publicación, uso, y auditoría de un curso. Explica las consideraciones y responsabilidades de los profesores y la institución en cada fase, como diseñar materiales accesibles, administrar usuarios y contenido, facilitar la interacción de los estudiantes, y evaluar los resultados para mejoras futuras. El objetivo es ofrecer una experiencia de aprendizaje personalizada e inclusiva para los estudiantes a trav
How to Buy a Car for $1,000 - Gnomedex 2008Kevin Fox
Kevin Fox is a community developer at Vidoop. His passions are cars and computers and anything that combines the two. Interested in one day getting paid to drive cars ala Jeremy Clarkson he is starting his career out by helping you buy a car for under $1,000.
Crossing the streams: Social and technical interfaces between Wikimedia and O...Dario Taraborelli
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3. Capturing attention by driving traffic from Wikipedia to scholarly articles and recruiting experts to improve Wikipedia articles could accelerate open access.
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El documento presenta un análisis técnico del índice Dax Performance en Alemania. Proporciona niveles de soporte y resistencia clave y posibles escenarios de cómo podría moverse el índice en el corto y mediano plazo dependiendo de si mantiene o pierde ciertos niveles. También incluye explicaciones sobre el uso de medias móviles simples para analizar tendencias de mercado e identificar zonas de soporte y resistencia.
Este documento describe el ciclo de vida del aprendizaje en línea y las pautas a seguir en cada etapa. El ciclo consta de cuatro fases: diseño, administración, uso y auditoría. En la fase de diseño, el profesor organiza los conceptos, materiales y actividades del curso. Luego, en la fase de administración, carga los elementos del curso en la plataforma y registra a los estudiantes y tutores. Después, en la fase de uso, los estudiantes interactúan con los materiales mientras los
Palo Alto Networks ™ é a empresa de segurança de rede. Seus firewalls de próxima geração permitem visibilidade sem precedentes e controle de políticas granulares de aplicativos e conteúdo – por usuário, não apenas o endereço IP- até 20Gbps sem degradação do desempenho.
Com base na tecnologia App-ID ™, os firewalls da Palo Alto Networks ™ identificam com precisão e controlam os aplicativos – independentemente da porta, protocolo, evasiva tática ou criptografia SSL – e conteúdo de varredura para bloquear ameaças e evitar o vazamento de dados.
Empresas podem, pela primeira vez, abraçar a Web 2.0 e manter a visibilidade completa e controle, reduzindo significativamente o custo total de propriedade por meio da consolidação de dispositivos. Mais recentemente, os firewalls da Palo Alto Networks ™ tem permitido à empresas estenderem essa mesma segurança de rede para os usuários remotos com o lançamento do GlobalProtect ™ e para combater malwares modernos direcionados com seu serviço
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Palo Alto Networks provides next-generation firewalls that can address all network security needs through application identification and control. Some key points:
- Founded in 2005 and now has over 1,000 employees and 11,000 enterprise customers.
- Traditional firewalls cannot adequately address today's applications that use encryption and advanced evasion techniques. Palo Alto's firewall identifies applications regardless of port or protocol to enforce fine-grained security policies.
- The firewall incorporates features like application control, user identification, content scanning, and wildfire malware analysis to safely enable applications and protect against both known and unknown threats.
Palo Alto Networks y la tecnología de Next Generation FirewallMundo Contact
Palo Alto Networks is a network security company founded in 2005 that provides next-generation firewalls and cloud-based malware analysis. It has over 1,000 employees globally and 11,000 enterprise customers. Palo Alto Networks firewalls can identify applications, users, and threats within network traffic through its single-pass parallel processing architecture. This allows fine-grained security policies to be applied based on applications rather than just ports. The company also operates a cloud-based malware analysis service called WildFire that automatically analyzes suspicious files and shares threat intelligence with customer firewalls.
Palo Alto Networks produces next-generation firewalls that can identify applications inside encrypted traffic and allow fine-grained security policies based on applications rather than just ports. The document discusses Palo Alto Networks' products including their firewall appliances of various sizes, their management platform Panorama, their cloud-based malware analysis service WildFire, and their VPN client GlobalProtect. It presents the advantages of the company's approach over traditional firewalls that cannot inspect encrypted traffic or apply policies based on application identification.
Paul Schwarzenberger from HP, looks at the business drivers towards the growing use of mobile devices and consumerisation, security risks, and the requirements for securely enabling the use of business apps
Palo Alto Networks - инновационная платформа сетевой безопасности ядром которой является next generation firewall, на базе уникальной, разработанной PA Networks технологии App-ID, обеспечивает безопасность сети на уровне приложений, пользователей и контента с использованием как физической так и виртуальной архитектуры. Решения сетевой защиты PAN соответствуют самым высоким требованиям к сетевой безопасности, как по производительности так и по функциональности, и являются безусловными лидерами отрасли, что подтверждено отчетами Gartner, количеством пользователей и растущим объемом продаж компании.
End to End Security With Palo Alto Networks (Onur Kasap, engineer Palo Alto N...BAKOTECH
This document provides an overview of Palo Alto Networks and its next-generation firewall and security platform. Some key points:
- Palo Alto Networks was founded in 2005 and provides firewalls, threat prevention, and network security. Its next-generation firewalls use application identification and single-pass processing to identify and control applications.
- Traditional port-based firewalls cannot effectively control encrypted traffic or new applications. Palo Alto Networks firewalls identify applications regardless of port or encryption using App-ID.
- The document outlines Palo Alto Networks' solutions like WildFire malware analysis service and Traps advanced endpoint protection to prevent both known and unknown threats across the network, endpoint, and cloud.
Palo Alto Networks, The Networking Security Companydtimal
Palo Alto Networks provides next-generation firewalls that can identify over 1000 applications and control network traffic based on applications, users, and content. The presentation discusses how traditional firewalls are insufficient due to changes in how applications work, and how Palo Alto Networks firewalls address this using technologies like App-ID, User-ID, and Content-ID to analyze network traffic at the application level. It also outlines Palo Alto Networks' customer growth, industry recognition, performance of its firewall products, and management and support capabilities.
Palo alto networks next generation firewallsCastleforce
The document summarizes Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewalls which can identify applications, users, and content to provide visibility and granular control. This helps address challenges of uncontrolled use of internet applications in enterprises. The firewalls can see through ports and protocols to classify over 900 applications using techniques like App-ID, User-ID, and Content-ID. This gives IT unprecedented control over network activities.
The document discusses best practices for building secure Android apps for enterprise use. It covers an overview of mobility and mobile security, secure software development practices, the Android security architecture including permission-based security and sandboxing, common Android attack surfaces, and enterprise features in Android like remote wipe that can be leveraged. The presentation emphasizes designing apps with user authentication, data security on devices, secure data transmission, and device management and provisioning.
The document provides an overview of GlobalProtect, which is a solution from Palo Alto Networks that allows users to securely access corporate resources when working remotely. It discusses the key components of GlobalProtect, including the GlobalProtect client, gateway, and portal. The client is installed on user devices and establishes an encrypted tunnel to the nearest GlobalProtect gateway. The gateway provides secure internet access and policy enforcement. The portal provides client configuration. The document reviews how these components work together to enable secure remote access and policy-based network access for mobile users.
Mitigating Risk for the Mobile Worker: Novell ZENworks Endpoint Security Mana...Novell
Mobility is a fact of organizational life, and administrators have a business imperative to make their end users as productive on the go as they are in the office. But mobile productivity can't come at the expense of security. Attend this session to learn about Novell ZENworks Endpoint Security Management and its role in enabling secure mobile productivity. Keeping your network safe, your data protected and you users productive is more important than ever. Learn how you do all three with comprehensive and centralized endpoint security management solutions from Novell.
The document discusses how enterprise networks are changing due to increased use of internet applications by employees. It notes that traditional firewalls cannot adequately control these applications or identify users. The document then introduces Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewalls as a solution, claiming they can identify applications, users, and content to enable better policy enforcement and risk management.
Wireless Network Security Palo Alto Networks / Aruba Networks Integration
Topics Include:
The Backdrop for Mobile Security
Changes in the application landscape
State of the art in mobile threats
Issues with the current approaches to enterprise security
Aruba Networks / Palo Alto Networks Integration
Introduction to the Palo Alto Networks Network Security Platform
Integration points with Aruba Networks ClearPass Guest
- Palo Alto Networks builds next-generation firewalls that can identify over 1,100 applications regardless of port or protocol, restoring visibility and control to the firewall.
- Traditional firewalls cannot control applications effectively as applications change but firewalls have not. Next-generation firewalls from Palo Alto Networks address this by identifying applications, users, and scanning content.
- These firewalls provide comprehensive visibility and policy control over application access and functionality with high-performance processing capabilities.
The document discusses Zenprise, a mobile device management solution. It summarizes Zenprise's offerings which include mobile management software, a cloud-based offering, and complete management of all major mobile device platforms. It also describes Zenprise's differentiated approach of providing security at all layers including the device, applications, network, and data layers. Finally, it provides examples of how Zenprise works and customer case studies.
The document discusses the mobile device management solution Zenprise. It summarizes that Zenprise offers complete management of mobile devices including iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows Mobile and Blackberry. It protects data at all layers from the device to applications to network to data. Some key features highlighted include dynamic defense at the device layer, mobile app tunnels at the application layer, and mobile security intelligence at the network layer. The document also provides case studies of aerospace and telecommunications companies that use Zenprise and discusses how Zenprise provides scalable solutions both on-premise and in the cloud.
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The document discusses five essentials for implementing bring your own device (BYOD) in a business: unified network access, identity and policy management, security and remote access, applications, and management. It provides an overview of Cisco products and solutions that can help businesses achieve flexibility and control with BYOD, including tools for network access, identity management, security, and monitoring/troubleshooting BYOD environments. The document also outlines strategies for onboarding user devices and controlling applications and network access based on user, device, location, and time factors.
Similar to Palo alto safe application enablement (20)
Our laser-like focus on innovation allows us to safely enable applications, user and content. Our broad family of platforms and rich feature set allow us to address all NW security needs (FW, VPN, IPS, URL filtering, Content inspection)The innovation we deliver to the market is influenced heavily by our customers who like us are innovating how their company is securing the NW. Our growth is driven by a product that works and a seasoned management team.
Use interesting examples that are not Facebook and Twitter to show that applications have changes firewalls have not. They use evasive techniques to simplify use and avoid detection. AV in the late 90s started using port 80 (it is a C/S app), AIM prompted you to find an open port, BitTorrent and Skype hop ports, use encryption, MS Lync uses 443, 3489 and a host of ports above 50,000, SharePoint and function control use a range of web ports, but it is not a web app (it uses Office! SAP, Oracle, DropBox, Box.net
Threat ramifications: Applications are a threat vector and a target
Exfiltration ramifications: Today’s threats are applications – their command/control requires network communications. Apps can act as the conduit for data theft.
SSL and SSH: more and more applications use encryption, rendering existing FWs useless.
the control that once existed in the firewall has eroded over time. UTMs exist for the sole purpose of consolidating devices to save money – just google the IDC definition from 2004UTMs suffer from performance issues, multiple policies, silo-based scanning, multiple databases, logs, etcUTMs are all stateful inspection based – the all make their first decision on port. We are not a utm.
Talk about how Stateful FWs default policy is deny all versus IPS being allow all. This is how competitive application identification technologies work unless tunedDiscuss need to forward traffic from Stateful FW engine to IPS engine. How do you determine what to send?Point out that in IPS model need to know what to block. What happens if you don’t know all components of an application or what is even available to me. How do you spend time doing this.Multiple rulebases, multiple databases, multiple log databases, etc – all mean policy reconciliation challenges, and a weakening of the deny all else premise…
The goal is to use applications, users and content as a means of talking about all 5 technologies and services: app-id, user-id, contentid, globalprotect and wildfire – not just the 3 core ones. This slide includes several good application examples – none of which are Facebook or Twitter . Each example has a user, an app and some content – doc, file, threat – when traversing the FW, those elements are either allowed or blocked for specific groups of users**********************Classifying all applications, across all ports, all the time with App-ID. Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewalls are built upon App-ID, a traffic classification technology that identifies the applications traversing the network, regardless of port, encryption (SSL or SSH) or evasive technique employed. The knowledge of exactly which applications are traversing the network, not just the port and protocol, then becomes the basis for all security policy decisions. Unidentified applications, typically a small percentage of traffic yet high in potential risk, are automatically categorized for systematic management, which can include policy control and inspection, threat forensics, creation of a custom App-ID, or submission of a packet capture App-ID for development.Tying users and devices, not just IP addresses to applications with User-ID and GlobalProtect. The application identity is tied to the user through User-ID, allowing organizations to deploy enablement policies that are not based solely on the IP address. These policies can then be extended to any device at any location with GlobalProtect. User-ID integrates with a wide range of enterprise user repositories to provide the identity of the Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Linux or Android, iOS users accessing the application. GlobalProtect ensures that the remote user is protected consistently, in the same manner as they would be if they were operating on the local network. The combined visibility and control over a users' application activity means organizations can safely enable the use of Oracle, BitTorrent, or Gmail, or any other application traversing the network, no matter where or how the user is accessing the network.Protecting against all threats, both known and unknown, with Content-ID and WildFire. To protect against a blend of known exploits, malware and spyware as well as completely unknown and targeted threats, organizations can first reduce the threat footprint through an explicit deny policy for unwanted applications. Content-ID can then be used to protect the applications and associated features by blocking known vulnerability exploits, viruses, and spyware in the allowed traffic. Content-ID addresses common threat evasion tactics by executing the prevention policy using the application and protocol context generated by the decoders in App-ID. Custom or unknown malware that is not controlled through traditional signatures is addressed through WildFire, which executes unknown files and monitors for more than 100 malicious behaviors in a virtualized sandbox environment. If malware is found, a signature is automatically developed and delivered to the user community.Enterprise wide enablement: Safe application enablement policies can help organizations improve their security posture, regardless of the deployment location. At the perimeter, organizations can reduce their threat footprint by blocking a wide range of unwanted applications and then inspecting the allowed applications for threats - both known and unknown. In the datacenter, application enablement translates to confirming the applications users and content are allowed and protected from threats while simultaneously finding rogue, misconfigured applications - all at multi-Gbps speeds. In virtualized datacenter environments, organizations can apply consistent application enablement policies while addressing security challenges introduced by virtual machine movement and orchestration. Expanding outwards to enterprise branch offices and remote users, enablement is delivered through policy consistency - the same policy deployed at the corporate location and is extended, seamlessly to other locations.
Major benefit is predictable performance. It doesn’t matter if we enable 1 profile with one signature or all profiles/all signatures we have very consistent performance. Good spot to mention competitors recommend up to 20X of our TP performance number when they are sizing in the same deal.We are the only vendor where consistently, across all of our platforms, have dedicated dataplane processing to handle L7 inspection. Our competitors have a couple of platforms sprinkled throughout their extensive portfolios that do this…the rest of their products need to use their central CPU to process this traffic.Most other products have some scanning components that are proxy based
Take this slide as an opportunity to talk about VSYS and how we don’t have any feature loss when enabling it as well as don’t need additional products/OS to deploy it.Discuss how reporting is built in to the FW and the same when using Panorama which is mainly used to manage many firewallsI like to take some time to discuss QoS and how we can shape traffic during widely viewed events such as March Madness, etc and tie this into our App-ID story