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Palo Alto Networks Blog – 14 May 2012: It’s a little late, but I wanted to comment on a great opinion piece by Nicholas Evans in Computerworld last week.… Read this post »
Network World, 7 May 2012: Palo Alto Networks has bet everything on being a next-generation firewall. Without the next-generation hook, Palo Alto has little chance at breaking into the established world of firewalls, and they’ve done a good job at defining … Read this post »
Coming to Grips with Consumerisation: How or why is consumerisation happening is almost irrelevant. All that really matters is how to deal with it. Today, it’s users rather than IT departments that are choosing the laptops, smart phones and tablets … Read this post »
Palo Alto Research Center – 19 April 2012: Many CIOs have expressed indifference to the network security discipline (in fact, to the security discipline in general), at least until there’s some sort of problem. But why?… Read this post »
We here at Satisnet deal with a lot of SIEM vendors , the likes of Splunk, Q1 labs, Honeycomb etc. These vendors specialise in collecting data from various sources in your IT infrastructure, correlate them and convert into actionable information. … Read this post »
Palo Alto Networks blog, 16 April 2012: Denial-of-Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial-of-Service Attacks (DDoS) have become an increasingly common problems for enterprises of all sizes. DDoS campaigns are commonly used by hacktivists to embarrass or otherwise disrupt a target company … Read this post »
Honeycomb’s “Next Generation App!” adds enormous value to your Palo Alto Firewall. As with any firewall they are not designed with the intention of storing the information for long periods of time, this is where Honeycomb’s Palo Alto LexApp becomes … Read this post »
Palo Alto Networks Research Centre, 19 March 2012: Earlier in the year, Palo Alto Networks researchers used WildFire to track down a new variant of the Waledac/Kelihos botnet making the rounds through Europe. Since our initial analysis, this new botnet … Read this post »
How IPv6 will change the way we configure firewall policiesThe majority of today’s firewalls have only IPv4 source and destination address objects in their policies. However, many of our firewalls are IPv6-capable … Read this post »
ReadWriteWeb.com – 17 January 2012A new report by Palo Alto Networks that analyzes data captured by their customers’ firewalls last year shows that 70 different social networks used by more than 1500 of their customers still only account for … Read this post »
