Palo Alto Networks News of the Week

Here is this week’s top Palo Alto Networks news.

Recently, Unit 42 found email accounts from top universities across the world being sold on Taobao, the largest consumer-to-consumer (C2C) e-commerce platform in China. Find out the scope, associated risks and implications of this activity.

Brian Tokuyoshi discusses questions around the rise of untrustworthy apps in app stores, including how an organization can trust the apps that users install on their laptops & mobile devices. If you do trust them, what can you do about handling the emergence of exploits against various apps?

Congratulations to our top performing partners for Asia Pacific and Japan, who were recognized during an awards gala our recent NextWave Asia Pacific and Japan Partner Conference in Bali, Indonesia.

Rick Howard was at the AT&T Cyber Security Conference in New York this week to talk about threat intelligence, the kill chain model and cybersecurity information sharing as key innovations that will help the industry adapt against more sophisticated and frequent cyber attacks.

Are you a partner looking for an easy way to access Palo Alto Networks information at your fingertips? Check out the updated MobileWave, our custom Partner Portal app.

Raj Shah moderated a panel discussion at Stanford University’s Cybersecurity Boot Camp to further the conversation on cybersecurity threats facing the United States and to arm our congressional colleagues with perspectives important for legislation to better protect our networks and infrastructure. Take a look at some of the takeaways from the panel.