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15 posts
Firewall Trends And Priorities For 2022
In the past two years, companies have experienced an unprecedented shift toward remote work as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. This brought new…
Patch is available for the Critical Vulnerability (CVE-2020-2021) Impacting Palo Alto Firewalls
Another vulnerability bug with a CVSS 10 severity score was disclosed last week. Palo Alto Networks has published the security advisory PAN-148988 for a…
Augmenting Your Team During Difficult Times
These past few months have seen an enormous negative economic impact on many organizations. One that is expected to remain longer after shelter-in-place…
Ensuring Reliability and Heightened Security of Palo Alto Networks devices during COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic remains a health and humanitarian crisis. It is exerting a profound impact on the global economy and our daily lives. Businesses are…
3 Examples of Security Infrastructure Automation in Action
Prioritizing cybersecurity and security operations can feel like an overwhelming obligation for organizations. As threats continue to evolve and become more…
Keep Traffic Moving: Lessons from the TSA.
What is Operations Assurance? Picture an airport. TSA has two important jobs. The most visible job of TSA is to detect and block questionable…
6 Tips from Network Security Professionals to Re-Ignite Your Career
We all have moments when work-life balance collapses. Time fire-fighting takes over time dedicated for more meaningful work. Whether you’re beginning in…
Network & Security Automation: When the Lego blocks don’t fit
Who doesn’t love playing with Lego blocks? Colorful blocks of different shapes and sizes, all fitting so nicely together thanks to “the…
Reduce the signal to noise ratio for issues up to 75%
IT operations are often experiencing alert fatigue as the influx of issues can be overwhelming. To alleviate this problem, we are introducing a new feature…
Keep Your Network Neat and Tidy with Automatic System Labels
Labels are a way to group your devices making it easier to manage your devices and saving time when you are changing thresholds, backing up devices, viewing…
Hired a Network Engineer? Here Are 3 Things They Will Forget to Do
When you start a new job there are is a lot to learn. When you are a security engineer, the learning curve is especially steep. There are hundreds of…
Automating Configuration Backup
One of the most important tasks of a network and security administrator is to backup the configuration files of your device periodically. Frequency could be…
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