SecOps Insider - February
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Cortex SecOps Blogs
Supercharging The DoD’s Cyber Defenses with Internet Operations Management
Palo Alto Networks is honored to be the DoD’s partner to provide this new cyber tool to manage attack surface security across its domain. "By providing centralized visibility and situational awareness over its entire global network, we will help the U.S. Department of Defense fulfill its mission of ensuring our nation's security." - said Nikesh Arora , chairman and CEO of Palo Alto Networks
XSOAR 8 is Now Available: Re-architected for Performance, Scalability, and Reliability
XSOAR 8 is new and improved, re-architected for better performance, scalability and reliability, so you get all the extraordinary capabilities of XSOAR extended to the cloud.
An Insider’s Guide To SOAR Adoption
Explore metrics and strategies for what a successful SOAR deployment looks like based on actual customer data.
Protect Your iOS Devices with Cortex XDR Mobile
Cortex XDR 3.5 introduces over 40 new features, including Cortex XDR Mobile for iOS, for better search, broader coverage and stronger security.
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You Need an Enabler
Attack surface management (ASM) products are so focused on mapping out your attack surface that it seems they forgot that someone has to manage it. You need an enabler.
Building a Security Data Strategy Requires Purpose
Develop a strategy tying your SOC processes to specific objectives from the data you collect. Make use of this data for detection and how your organization responds to it.
Customer Stories
Since switching to endpoint security from Palo Alto Networks, University Hospital Zurich (UHZ) now detects and blocks considerably more malware threats—2.5 times as many as with its previous solution. This allows the institution to focus on providing best-in-class medical care without worrying about the damage inflicted by malware attacks.
Accenture had difficulty getting complete visibility into its internet assets and services as its network was evolving with globally dispersed teams coming in from acquisitions.
As a security solutions provider and a managed security service provider (MSSP), Inspira wanted to eliminate manual processes and implement a SOAR solution to reduce incident resolution time and benefit end users.
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