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NEW KEY FEATURES AND ENHANCEMENTS
Third-party integration with BlueCat IPAM—Expand visibility into the structure and organization of the IP address by retrieving IP blocks and subnets (called blocks and networks by BlueCat) from BlueCat Address Manager. For more information, see Integrate IoT Security with BlueCat IPAM.
Changes to behavior and appearance:
- Editing devices in bulk is no longer restricted to devices in the same category. You can now edit both IoT and IT devices together to modify attributes.
- The table on the Networks page allows sorting by different columns such as Type, Prefix, Name, and so on.
- The template for uploading static IP devices no longer displays a 32-bit netmask. For example, instead of 192.168.104.96/32, the template now shows 192.168.104.96. Only static IP devices without the netmask will match addresses discovered in network traffic.
NOTABLE EVENTS/NEWS/ ARTICLES
- Get a hands-on-experience with the IoT Security product on Oct 6 | Oct 13 | Oct 18
- The Ultimate IoT Security RFI Checklist: This document lists must-have capabilities that business decision-makers across all industries should look for before deciding on a perfect solution to protect all IoT, OT, IoMT, and IT devices.
- Check out this new report from RHISAC on the latest cyber threats from the retail, hospitality, and travel sectors.
- Hear our customers talk about how they're leveraging Palo Alto Networks technology and partnership to transform their retail business into the stores of the future.
- Why Even Big Tech Companies Keep Getting Hacked—and What They Plan to Do About It- Read this WSJ article.