Palo Alto Networks News of the Week

Did you miss any of this week’s Palo Alto Networks action? Don’t worry, we’ve rounded up the top news right here.

Unit 42 shared new research about EITest, a long-running campaign that uses exploit kits to distribute a variety of malware.
Unit 42 also investigated recent OilRig malware campaign activity and shared details about their updated toolset and new targets.
We released solutions for the Random track, the last track of Unit 42’s LabyREnth Capture the Flag challenge.
Navneet Singh shared 5 steps for preventing data breaches due to insider and privilege misuse.
Coalfire’s third party assessment determined that an organization can achieve PCI DSS and HIPAA compliance with Traps advanced endpoint solution.
Brian Tokuyoshi explained the difference between security and remote access.
Eila Shargh rounded up some info and insights on ransomware and what should be done to prevent it.
New technical documentation for WildFire EU cloud is now available.
Mark McLaughlin spoke about the benefits of a next-generation security platform as well as the need for organizations to continue investing in cybersecurity with Jim Cramer of CNBC’s Mad Money.
Ryan Gillis gave his recap of the inaugural Track 1.5 Cybersecurity Dialogue between government and industry officials from the United States and Australia.
Dawn-Marie Hutchinson reviewed Mansur Hasib’s “Cybersecurity Leadership: Powering the Modern Organization” for the Cybersecurity Canon.
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