The IT Nerd

Earlier today to kick off the start of RSA, Palo Alto Networks released multiple announcements:

• Palo Alto Networks introduced Prisma AIRS! A groundbreaking AI security platform designed to protect the entire enterprise AI ecosystem – AI apps, agents, models, and data – at every step. 

• Palo Alto Networks announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Protect AI. This strategic acquisition reflects Palo Alto Networks’ commitment to remaining at the forefront of next-generation cybersecurity innovation and expanding its capabilities to protect the dynamic new attack surface created by the explosion of AI.

• Palo Alto Networks Bolsters SASE Capabilities for Modern Workplace. Palo Alto Networks announced its latest advancements in Prisma^® SASE, the industry’s most comprehensive secure access service edge (SASE) solution, unveiling Prisma Access Browser 2.0, the world’s only SASE-native secure browser. Prisma Access Browser 2.0, along with Endpoint Data Loss Prevention (DLP) and expanded cloud presence with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), are new Prisma SASE capabilities designed to secure generative AI (GenAI) usage, improve user experience and enhance operational resilience in the modern workplace.

• Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM Delivers Industry’s First AI-Driven SecOps Platform to Span Proactive and Reactive Security. Palo Alto Networks unveiled Cortex XSIAM® 3.0, the next evolution of its industry-leading SecOps platform, bolstered with proactive exposure management and advanced email security, enabling customers to further consolidate on Cortex for significantly better, faster and more cost-effective security operations.

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