Name: Introducing Aperture, Complete SaaS Security
Start: 2015-10-08T18:00:00Z
End: 2015-10-08T18:52:53.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Palo Alto Networks is the next-generation security company, leading a new era in cybersecurity by safely enabling applications and preventing cyber breaches for tens of thousands of organizations worldwide. Built with an innovative approach and highly differentiated cyberthreat prevention capabilities, our game-changing security platform delivers security far superior to legacy or point products, safely enables daily business operations, and protects an organization's most valuable assets. Find out more at www.paloaltonetworks.com or call us at 1-877-524-1031.

Join us for a 30-minute demo session to see how to get fully embedded, full-stack code security coverage with Code Security by Prisma® Cloud.

In this demo, our code security expert covers:
Surfacing and remediating misconfigurations and exposed secrets in infrastructure as code (IaC) and Kubernetes® manifests.
Identifying vulnerabilities and license compliance issues in open source packages and dependencies with software composition analysis (SCA).
Visualizing sources of risk within your software supply chain with the Supply Chain Graph.
Integrating and automating security feedback and code fixes with native developer tool integrations and more.

Register now to learn how code security is a foundational component of a prevention-first cloud-native application protection platform (CNAPP).

DEMO - See Code Security in Action

Join us for a 30-minute demo session to see how to get complete security across your application lifecycle with Cloud Workload Protection by Prisma Cloud. In this demo, our workload protection expert covers:

- Scanning for vulnerabilities using both agent and agentless architectures
- Integrating security across your full application lifecycle to prevent the exploit of CVEs and web based attacks
- Prioritizing the highest-severity vulnerabilities in container registry images
- Enabling predictive and threat-based active protection for containers with ML runtime defense
- Customizing protections for web apps, such as protection against the OWASP Top 10, DoS attacks, access control, bot protection and custom rules 
- And more!

Register now to learn how cloud workload protection, WAF and API security can give you visibility into your hosts, containers, microservices-based applications and other heterogeneous cloud environments.

DEMO - See Workload Protection, WAF and API Security in Action

As organizations transition from traditional castle-and-moat to zero trust security strategies, they need to strengthen and enhance their authentication processes. Afterall, before you can trust someone, you need to ensure they are who they say they are.

However, traditional authentication presents a challenge: passwords are inherently insecure. Easy-to-remember passwords are weak and strong passwords are hard to remember, leading to account compromise via guessing, brute force attacks, password sharing, password reuse, and credential stuffing.

Multifactor authentication (MFA) may still be inadequate for zero trust requirements since MFA still relies on passwords. 
Many MFA techniques are prone to social engineering attacks, including phishing and push bombing. And MFA introduces user friction. 

For security professionals concerned about securing remote access to their apps and infrastructure in a zero trust world, join this panel to discover how Palo Alto Networks has partnered with Okta to provide passwordless authentication for Palo Alto Networks' platform.  

Gain insights on:
• Password and MFA-based authentication challenges
• How passwordless authentication works
• How to provide zero trust network access
• How to incorporate passwordless authentication and ZTNA
• And more

Passwordless Authentication for Zero Trust Access to Apps and Infrastructure

Cloud adoption continues to grow as organizations execute their digital strategies to compete. A recent ESG report validates cloud adoption and found that 90% of respondents are using two or more cloud service providers. While many might think that they are replacing their on-premises solutions with cloud; the reality from the survey demonstrated a momentum of organizations embracing a hybrid infrastructure. 

As digital projects along with modern attacks, privacy, and security regulations evolve, organizations will face newer challenges of managing complex infrastructures, resulting in a tool sprawl dilemma— especially when it comes to security. ESG reports that a third of organizations are using 25 or more unique security products. Organizations are facing hybrid environment challenges such as policy consistency, high cost, limited visibility, complex infrastructure, etc. 

Join this webinar with ESG and Palo Alto Networks where industry experts will dig into the real-world challenges that you and your peers are facing from securing today’s hybrid cloud applications — and discuss how to resolve them. 

Gain insights on:
— Unique security challenges of a heterogeneous environment
— Key solution attributes for hybrid cloud applications
— How to attain truly consistent security across hybrid clouds 
— And more.

Overcoming the security challenges of Hybrid Cloud Applications

While organizations find themselves moving to the cloud faster than ever, maintaining application security at the speed of development is often overlooked in the process.  

Cloud native security maturity benefits development, from faster remediation, to fewer incidents and faster response. Finding solutions that fit into developer workflows is key to ensuring your organization’s cloud security.

Join us in this session as we discuss: 
-  Key challenges faced on your cloud journey, and how to overcome them 
-  Enabling development  and security teams to work together
-  Keeping up with the pace of change without having security be a blocker 
-  Finding a solution that supports your hybrid/multicloud needs from code to cloud
-  And more!

Building a Mature AppSec Program for Faster Development and Business Results

Join Bob West, Chief Security Officer at Prisma Cloud, to learn about how Prisma® Cloud can address the cloud threats in your enterprise. This event explores how to operationalize the insights in the latest Unit 42 Cloud Threat Report.

Identity and Access Management: The First Line of Defense

Much has been made of the security potential of SASE and ZTNA 2.0, and while there is no doubting the importance these initiatives play in defending the enterprise network, they can also be important tools for improving the way your organization operates as a whole.

In this webcast Palo Alto teams up with NTT to discuss the current state of SASE and ZTNA 2.0, looking specifically into what these technologies mean for the way organizations enable their hybrid and remote workforces.

Watch now, and gain insight into how you can leverage your SASE initiative to build a stronger perimeterless strategy to optimize your workforce.

Fueling the modern workforce with SASE and other digital initiatives

Today, nearly 70% of organizations host more than half their workloads in the cloud, up from just 31% in 2020. But there’s a dangerous pothole on the fast track to cloud migration, and it grows larger the longer it’s ignored: application development security.

The good news is that wherever you are on the journey right now, with the right guidance you can rethink your cloud native development strategy and confidently steer clear of damage. 
Our webinar “Top 5 Cloud-Native Risks” is a smart place to start."

Join this live session and see the latest research, insights and recommendations from pros in security, DevOps technical, and line of business leadership. Learn how to balance the benefits of cloud native development with new best practices for protecting applications, and ensure that your environment stays resilient, flexible and secure.

The Top 5 Cloud Native Risks

Today, nearly 70% of organizations host more than half their workloads in the cloud, up from just 31% in 2020. But there’s a dangerous pothole on the fast track to cloud migration, and it grows larger the longer it’s ignored: application development security.

The good news is that wherever you are on the journey right now, with the right guidance you can rethink your cloud native development strategy and confidently steer clear of damage. 

Our webinar “Top 5 Cloud-Native Risks” is a smart place to start."

Join this live session and see the latest research, insights and recommendations from pros in security, DevOps technical, and line of business leadership. Learn how to balance the benefits of cloud native development with new best practices for protecting applications, and ensure that your environment stays resilient, flexible and secure.

Hybrid workplaces are now the norm with organizations embracing software-as-a-service (SaaS) cloud applications to support employee connectivity. However, the explosion of SaaS apps has also led to unforeseen risks and data breaches. While a cloud access security broker (CASB) can help secure applications, not every CASB solution can meet an organization's unique needs and could leave some organizations exposed and vulnerable. 
 
For security professionals concerned about their SaaS security posture, join this panel to discover how to identify and remediate misconfigurations in SaaS applications, prevent data loss, and reduce the risk of a security breach with guest speakers as they discover:
- Best practices for SSPM and how solutions such as Next-Generation Cloud Access Security Broker (NG CASB) and Zero Trust - - - - - Network Access (ZTNA) can help organizations keep up with their SaaS application growth
- How to maintain visibility into applications and user access without adding cost or complexity
- Why SSPM is essential for any SaaS strategy to properly to manage SaaS configuration and security

Cover Your SaaS: A Zero Trust Approach to Securing Your SaaS Apps

As companies migrate to the cloud, they are responsible for ensuring their critical applications and data are safe and secure. But what happens when an organization accelerates their cloud workload adoption but leaves security behind? According to Unit 42 Threat Researchers, the number of public cloud instances directly exposed to the internet increased by 68% during the pandemic.

Security teams are looking for new tactics to address cloud network security requirements during their cloud workload expansion, but many don’t know where to start.

In this webinar, join Prisma Cloud Product Manager Kasi Annamalai and Product Marketing Manager Jason Williams to learn more about:

- Key trends with cloud network security
- A new way to mitigate network exposure risk in public clouds
- How Palo Alto Networks can help


Presented by:
Kasi Annamalai is a senior product manager for Prisma Cloud at Palo Alto Networks, covering Cloud Network Security pillar. He helps customers secure the workloads running in the public cloud from Network exposure, threats and incidents. Previously, he held product and Engineering positions at Equinix, Cisco, Accenture. 

Jason Williams is a product marketing manager for Prisma Cloud and software Next Generation Firewalls at Palo Alto Networks, covering cloud network security. Previously, he held technical product positions focused on software defined networks, zero trust, and microsegmentation at Cisco and Illumio.

Addressing Network Exposure Risks in the Public Cloud

Listen to the SASE industry leaders from Palo Alto Networks in partnership with BrightTALK and ESG during a conversation at the Infosec Europe 2022. 

This discussion will give you insights into the current & future hybrid workforce environment as well as the key messaging behind the evolution of the customer journey and end-users experience via SASE and cloud security.

The Evolution of SASE

The last 24 months have proven that work is an activity, not a place. Both applications and users are now everywhere. Legacy ZTNA solutions, known as ZTNA 1.0, no longer align with the realities of work, and malicious actors know how to exploit the gaps within them.
Palo Alto Networks is introducing ZTNA 2.0 with Prisma® Access to secure the future of the hybrid workforce. 
With ZTNA 2.0, you can enable:
1. Least-privileged access by providing precise access control at the app and sub-app levels.
2. Continuous trust verification even when there are changes in device posture, user behavior and app behavior.
3. Continuous security inspection – even for allowed connections – to prevent all threats, including zero-day threats. 
4. Protection for all data and consistent control across all apps used in the enterprise.
5. Security for all apps used across the enterprise, including modern cloud native apps, legacy private apps and SaaS apps.

Watch the unveiling of ZTNA 2.0 with Palo Alto Networks Prisma® Access. It’s the next era of secure access. Learn directly from industry experts as they share evolving market challenges, strategic best practices and the latest innovations from Prisma Access.

Zero Trust with Zero Exceptions: Secure the Future of Hybrid Work with ZTNA 2.0

Are you ready for the next big cyber attack?

You have just learned that your organization has been hit with a new variant of REvil ransomware
Every minute counts. What you do first, next, and how you future-proof your organization from another such attack is critical in the first 24 hours of a breach.

Join us for “Race Against Time,” a simulation event where Cortex, by Palo Alto Networks, provides the critical steps Security Operations teams need to do in the first 24 hours to investigate and respond to an attack.

Race Against Time: What do you do first, next, & how you future-proof your org

Attack surface management (ASM) solutions are used by organizations to discover, analyze, categorize and manage externally facing assets. By doing so, security teams gain an outside-in view of their assets, emulating an attacker's perspective of the organization's attack surface. This can help security teams identify any vulnerable, exposed assets that attackers might use as part of a cyberattack and then take appropriate remediation actions to address these vulnerabilities, thus mitigating cyber risks.

In this session you'll learn:
- Top reasons why organizations need ASM solutions and why now
- Product requirements to consider for ASM
- Recommendations for creating a successful ASM program

How to Create a Successful ASM Program? Discover why you need an ASM solution

We are pleased to introduce Aperture, a unique approach to securing sanctioned SaaS applications.

Join us for a webinar where you’ll learn how Aperture’s detailed analysis and analytics on SaaS usage prevents data risk and compliance violations — and is helping companies, like yours, gain better control of their SaaS applications.

Aperture also delivers: 

●True visibility into SaaS usage
●Granular control of SaaS access
●Data exposure control
●Threat protection extension
●Minimal impact to users and networks

Register today!

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