Introducing Prisma, a New Approach to Cloud Security

Today we introduced Prisma, a brand new cloud security suite. We feel Prisma will transform the cloud journey for the customers by securing access, protecting data, and securing applications.

Right from the start, our method of cloud security continues to be targeted at delivering the very best security while embracing the initial requirements of the cloud. We offer customers with complete visibility in addition to suggested configurations across all of their cloud atmosphere to make sure a powerful security posture from the beginning and consistently prevent attacks.

The Prisma suite gives customers what they desire to control access, safeguard data and secure applications. It's four critical factors:

• Prisma Access safeguards access assessing branch offices and mobile users all over the world having a scalable, cloud-native architecture, blending enterprise-grade security having a globally scalable network. It'll soon operate on Google Cloud Platform (GCP™), extending the plan to greater than 100 locations to have an even faster and much more localized experience.
• Prisma Public Cloud provides continuous visibility, security and compliance monitoring across public multi-cloud deployments. Operated by machine learning, it correlates data and assesses risk over the cloud atmosphere. Beginning today, customers can further reduce their attack surface at the start of the event cycle via a “shift left” method of security. Having the ability to identify vulnerabilities and connect improper configurations in customers’ infrastructure-as-code templates, developers can help to eliminate risk without having to sacrifice agility.
• Prisma SaaS is really a multi-mode cloud access security broker (CASB) service that securely enables SaaS application adoption. New integrations brings improved administration experience across IT-sanctioned also it-unsanctioned SaaS applications with unified visibility and management.
• VM-Series may be the virtualized form factor from the Palo Alto Systems Next-Generation Firewall that may be deployed in public and private cloud-computing environments, including Amazon . com Web Services (AWS®), GCP, Microsoft Azure®, Oracle Cloud®, Alibaba Cloud®, and VMware NSX®.