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Announcing CN-Series: The Industry’s First NGFW for Kubernetes

Palo Alto Networks

Container adoption is on a serious rise, which is why we’re releasing CN-Series , the containerized version of our ML-Powered Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW), designed specifically for Kubernetes environments. Layer 7 NGFW capabilities round out complete container security stack.

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Need to Secure Cloud Native Applications? Take a Look at Airport Security

Palo Alto Networks

On top of that, they run workloads, some of which now may be containerized or serverless , but most organizations still have plenty of bare-metal servers, virtual machines and even mainframes. . Complete network protection requires next-generation firewalls (NFGWs) and identity-based microsegmentation.

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CN-Series Firewalls: Comprehensive Network Security for Kubernetes

Palo Alto Networks

This question has become top of mind for network security teams as they sort through the complexities of traditional applications becoming increasingly containerized – and as they see cloud native applications rely on containers, serverless and platform as a service (PaaS) technologies. Network Security in Kubernetes Has Unique Requirements.

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Actionable Threat Intel in The Cloud

Lacework

As businesses shift from on-prem environments with traditional firewalls and network taps to enrich data for detection to cloud or serverless environments, a critical question remains; how do you make use of threat intelligence in cloud environments? Per AWS’ documentation about their DNS firewall, . “

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Cloud security fundamentals for an informed buyer

Lacework

There are many factors to consider, including the coordination of technologies, processes, controls, and policies. Since each cloud provider offers different levels of security controls and policies, customers must sort through a sea of options before selecting a cloud environment that works for their particular business needs.

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