Palo Alto Networks News of the Week

Did you miss any of this week’s top Palo Alto Networks news? We’ve rounded it up right here.

We announced our latest release of GlobalProtect, designed to protect enterprise applications and data on mobile devices. Brian Tokuyoshi explains the details and why it’s time to make your next move in mobile security.

Unit 42’s Ryan Olson explains why, compared to Google Wallet, Apple Pay will be the better platform for users.

We’re hosting the first of three webinars focused on Industrial Control Systems Security and IT-OT integration on September 24. Del Rodillas, senior manager of SCADA and ICS Product Marketing at Palo Alto Networks, and ICS cybersecurity expert and author Joe Weiss will discuss both IT and OT perspectives on various topics from risks to ICS to what’s required for success in this unique market.

Unit 42 has uncovered new data and likely attribution regarding a series of APT watering hole attacks this past summer. Read the analysis.

We were very pleased to congratulate our top performing partners for the Americas, who were recognized during an awards gala at this week’s NextWave Americas Partner Conference in Chicago.

In the broken status-quo state of today’s cybersecurity we often hear the importance of indexing and aggregating logs to improve security. In this post, Tim Treat asks whether logs really help improve security, or whether they are helping someone remain compliant so they can document a crime scene.

In corporate law every communication is typically privileged information that carries highly valued corporate assets. Such privileged information has always made law firms a prime target for economic espionage. But in today’s digital age, these nefarious activities might take a different shape and scale. Isabelle Dumont shares ways to help secure a law firm.

Palo Alto Networks at Cyber Endeavor in Europe: Read Pamela Warren’s thoughts on presenting to NATO and Partnership for Peace militaries.

Rock the vote - there is still time to vote for Palo Alto Networks in the 2014 Computing Security Awards!

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Adam Geller, vice president of product management at Palo Alto Networks, included in this Light Reading article, "NFV & the Data Center: Top 10 Takeaways."

Hear our CSO Rick Howard & CIO Robert Quinn discuss “CIO & CSO in the C-Suite: Where Do They Belong?” at the Cyber Security EXPO in London on October 8.

Palo Alto Networks returns to Infosecurity: The Netherlands on October 29-30. Visit our booth to hear about threats hiding in plain sight on your network, plus additional important insights from our 2014 Application Usage and Threat Report.