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If summers are supposed to slow, we didn’t get the memo. We’ve been busy on your behalf releasing new products and updates designed to cut complexity across data center and hybrid cloud environments, such as the industry’s first next-generation firewall for Kubernetes and the release of PAN-OS 10.0.
Plus, we’ve introduced a new data processing card to boost hardware firewall performance, launched new high-availability (HA) features, added even more public cloud and private cloud capabilities to VM-Series, and more.
You can see the summaries of these developments below, which include links to helpful resources.
If you missed our virtual launch event in June, you can still access these on-demand hybrid cloud security sessions covering the state of heterogeneous network environments--which include a great demo of the just-made-available CN-Series firewall.
View the “What’s New in Hybrid Cloud Security: Speed, Scalability and Containers” session to see Palo Alto Networks Product Line Manager, Sudeep Padiyar, use the Graboid crypto-jacking worm attack to demonstrate the power of the CN-Series. In this session, I also walk you through some of the latest capabilities released in PAN-OS 10.0, including a Kubernetes plugin for Panorama to accompany the CN-Series firewall, our exciting new high-availability (HA) clustering capability, and a new data processing card for data center and hybrid cloud environments.
Detailed log view of Sudeep Padiyar’s demonstration showing how Panorama policy and the CN-Series container firewall thwart a cryptojacking attack.
As you’ll see in our hybrid cloud webinar track, deploying the CN-Series firewall protects your containerized workloads running in Kubernetes from network-based threats. You get outbound traffic protection for pods accessing VMs/servers, repos and cloud services, and inbound traffic protection for Kubernetes services. East-west traffic is secured between pods and pods-to-services.
Supported environments include:
For an in-depth look at the container firewall’s capabilities, read the datasheet. And if you have colleagues new to Kuberenetes and containers, do point them to this eBook.
PAN-OS 10.0 is here and that means more ways to secure data centers and hybrid cloud environments. We’ve released a Kubernetes plugin (which Sudeep shows in his demo), along with more capabilities for VM-Series virtual firewalls:
Four new features specific to VM-Series deployments in public clouds are now available to provide you with more performance, insight, and ease of use:
Extended IP address range support for dynamic address groups is here. This increases subnet and IP address range support for Dynamic Address Groups in both NSX-V and NSX-T environments. See details of this feature, which is available beginning in PAN-OS 10.0.
Thanks to PAN-OS 10.0, your VM-Series firewalls now have more capabilities for continuous operation, as well as additional virtualization platform options:
As mentioned in the outset of this post, we’ve been busy launching products that provide solutions for hybrid cloud challenges that network security professionals face. Register today for our on-demand hybrid cloud seminars and make the most of resources designed to manage the complexity of securing in hybrid clouds.
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