Best Practices for Palo Alto Networks Devices

[kiwi]

At Palo Alto Networks we're dedicated to crafting products and services that empower you to spot and stop cyberattacks effectively. That's where our best practice documentation comes into play!

Whether you're on the hunt for the nitty-gritty on securing admin access for your next-gen firewalls and Panorama, crafting a top-notch security policy that lets you safely navigate the internet gateway and data center, or want to know the ins and outs of rolling out a decryption policy to keep threats at bay, we've got your back with our best practice documentation.

Well, I'm thrilled to tell you that our best practice library is always growing and adapting to stay on top of the ever-changing threat landscape. So, as a best practice you should visit and bookmark that page immediately 😉:

https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/best-practices

Screenshot from the Best Practices page on the Technical Documentation site.

We've got documentation covering a wide range of categories, and what's even cooler is that some of these documents let you choose a specific version to match the PAN-OS you're using.

Choose your PAN-OS version

Video Resources

Would you like to have step-by-step instruction on implementing App-ID or User-ID ? No problem, we have a selection of videos that provide guidance on implementing just that and more !!

• How To Implement App-ID on Your Next-Generation Firewall
  
  

• How To Implement User-ID on your Next-Gen Firewall
  
  

Webinars

We also have a dedicated section for webinars that cover popular topics such as "Preventing Breaches through Application Controls" and "Implementing User-based Controls for Enhanced Cybersecurity Visibility and Policy Management".

In short the best practices website is an invaluable resource that can greatly enhance your knowledge and ensure you're adhering to the best practices when it comes to implementing new features.

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