Here you will find all the articles with the tag: Palo Alto.
Palo Alto Networks is not planning to make any large acquisitions after spending $3.46 billion on 12 acquisitions since 2018. According to Chairman and CEO Nikesh Arora, the Santa Clara, California-based security vendor has had to be more careful when checking out acquisition targets since it al... Read more
3 years ago
Google's 'invisible security' plan is advancing after the company released several updates for its existing security services and introduced new ones. The announcement came during its Security Summit on Tuesday. Sunil Potti, Google’s Veep and General Manager of Cloud Security, said in a blog p... Read more
3 years ago
Palo Alto Networks is the current market leader in the field of network security and beats its competitor Cisco, according to a study by Analysys Mason. Palo Alto Networks achieved a revenue of 869 million dollars (749 million euros) in the first quarter of this year. This revenue is mainly gene... Read more
4 years ago
A former network administrator of cybersecurity company Palo Alto Networks, as well as four of his friends, are being prosecuted for three years of insider trading. The man allegedly has abused his access to crucial systems to acquire insider information, The New York Times reports. He passed th... Read more
4 years ago
A study by Palo Alto Networks shows that Newly Registered Domains (NRDs) are used with malicious intent or are 'not safe for work' (NSFW) in 70 percent of the cases. The company will report this in a report on Tuesday. Palo Alto reports that this is almost ten times as much as the malicious domai... Read more
5 years ago
Classic hackers with hoodies that attack companies or organizations are a thing of the past. Today, cyberattacks are increasingly automated by machines. According to the American security company Palo Alto Networks, companies and organizations should leave the fight against these malicious machines... Read more
5 years ago
Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 security researchers have discovered that the Aggah campaign uses Bit.ly, BlogSpot, and Pastebin to spread variants of the RevengeRAT malware. RevengeRAT is a remote access tool. According to the researchers, the Aggah campaign started with an e-mail that was sent on 27 Ma... Read more
5 years ago
