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PA-3200 Series
Palo Alto Networks® PA-3200 Series of next-generation firewalls comprises the PA-3260, PA-3250 and PA-3220, all of which are targeted at high-speed internet gateway deployments.
PA-5200 Series Specsheet
Palo Alto Networks® PA-5200 Series of next-generation firewall appliances comprises the PA-5260, the PA-5250 and the PA-5220, which target high-speed data center, internet gateway and service provider deployments. The PA-5200 Series delivers up to 72 Gbps of throughput using dedicated processing and memory for the key functional areas of networking, security, threat prevention and management.
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Palo Alto Networks lays out blueprint for 5G native security offerings
At this stage, the offering is a set of concepts which are being realized into existing products, and there will be some new ones. The most immediate opportunity is in enterprise private networks, which are actively being developed.
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Palo Alto Networks adds new cloud modules to their Prisma Cloud Native Security Platform
In addition to their Prisma Cloud 2.0 announcement, Palo Alto Networks has announced the availability of their first Canadian-based cloud region.
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Palo Alto Networks Accelerates Its Investments in Canada With New Cloud Location
Prisma Cloud, Cortex Data Lake, Cortex XDR and WildFire to offer a Canada cloud option to help customers with their data residency needs
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Palo Alto Networks expands SD-WAN capabilities with Layer 7, Prisma security integration and new appliances
The company is asserting that these new enhancements to the CloudGenix SD-WAN solution they acquired earlier this year make it the first true next-generation SD-WAN offering in the industry.
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Connected toys, kettles and sports gear are sneaking on to enterprise networks
An odd range of internet-connected devices, including medical devices, kitchen appliances, coffee machines, sports equipment, and desk toys, are appearing on some corporate networks according to a recent survey of IT decision-makers.
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Connected toys, kettles and sports gear are sneaking on to enterprise networks
An odd range of internet-connected devices, including medical devices, kitchen appliances, coffee machines, sports equipment, and desk toys, are appearing on some corporate networks according to a recent survey of IT decision-makers.
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Canadian and U.S. corporate networks at risk from vulnerable connected devices, says new Palo Alto Networks study
Study found that connected teddy bears, coffee makers and connected cars are posing new challenges to security teams
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Royal Bank among the top victims of cybersquatting, says report
Royal Bank of Canada is among the top worldwide brands whose domains are mimicked by cybercriminals to make fake websites look more real, according to a new study.
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RBC ranks third most abused domain for cyberattacks due to 'broad customer base': Palo Alto Networks
Palo Alto Networks discovered through their cybersquatting detector system that from December 2019 to date, cybercriminals have been setting up malicious domains posing as major brands to conduct a variety of attacks.
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Cyber Security Today – How to avoid going to fake web sites
One of the key reasons cybercriminals have success is their ability to create fake web sites. It’s not hard to copy a company logo from a genuine site.
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