Palo Alto Networks (PAN) stories
Kiwi businesses warned about mobile security risks as Palo Alto Networks highlights the threat of DDoS attacks through enterprise devices.
Heartbleed vulnerability's impact on enterprises may be far from over, warns Palo Alto Networks, as unseen internal threats loom large.
The Internet of Things poses the biggest security risks to organisations, warns Armando Dacal from Palo Alto Networks.
Palo Alto Networks has been recognised by Gartner as a leader in the Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Firewalls for the third year running.
Palo Alto Networks warns the Heartbleed bug could be the worst vulnerability ever, urging swift action to secure enterprise servers.
Palo Alto Networks will continue to protect Windows XP-based clients despite Microsoft ending support for the OS, says CSO Rick Howard.
Distribution Central unveils PANassist, a remote service aiding Palo Alto Networks partners with installations, addressing a growing need for support.
Cybersecurity must evolve, demanding more skilled human intervention and a shift away from outdated models to combat advanced threats, says expert.
Palo Alto Networks unveils the top 13 cyber security predictions for 2014, spotlighting mobile and cloud security transformations.
Palo Alto Networks and VMware join forces, launching an integrated cybersecurity solution to secure both physical and virtual networks.
As cyber threats surge, experts urge firms to tighten security and embrace proactive measures to safeguard data against hackers in 2014.
Distribution Central has been appointed a distributor for Palo Alto Networks, the network security company, across Australia and New Zealand.
Palo Alto Networks aims to mend the rift between IT and business units by informing IT policies with business needs.
Another exciting week has wrapped up here at NZET, Here's a summary of the news stories that were biggest in NZ this week.
Security brand Palo Alto Networks to hold two information sessions on Modern Malware in New Zealand starting early September.
White hot security brand Palo Alto Networks and their New Zealand distributor are holding two free breakfast events in New Zealand in early September.
Palo Alto Networks expands NZ distribution with Wellington's Ob Crest joining Renaissance to drive local security solutions.
In an exclusive chat, Palo Alto CTO Nir Zuk shares insights on evolving cyber threats and unveils WildFire, their spear phishing shield.
Palo Alto Networks has appointed its first New Zealand employee, Steve Rielly, who will focus on developing business as Katana Networks goes into hibernation.
Delve into the unknown of Palo Alto Networks: from its foundation by ex-Check Point CTO Nir Zuk to innovative firewalls and unique sales strategy in NZ.
