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Cortex XDR allows you to rapidly detect and respond to threats across your networks, endpoints, and clouds. It assists SOC analysts by allowing them to view ALL the alerts from all PANW products in one place, telling the full story of what actually happened in seconds and allows seamless response.
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Cortex XDR Discussions
Cortex XDR allows you to rapidly detect and respond to threats across your networks, endpoints, and clouds. It assists SOC analysts by allowing them to view ALL the alerts from all PANW products in one place, telling the full story of what actually happened in seconds and allows seamless response.
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Cortex XDR allows you to rapidly detect and respond to threats across your networks, endpoints, and clouds. It assists SOC analysts by allowing them to view ALL the alerts from all PANW products in one place, telling the full story of what actually happened in seconds and allows seamless response.

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JayGolf by Community Team Member
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Traps to Cortex Migration

Hello Community, We are trying to prepare for the inevitable traps to cortex migration. In our present TMS console we have approx. 3500 win 10 systems, approx 700 linux,mac os systems. When the migration starts, will the migration mechanism just start systematically going through the devices in TMS? The reason I ask is, we only want the 700 li...

Cortex XDR 2.0 event 12/10

Just a small FYI to all if you are wondering about all of the new features and enhancements that are going to be in the new Cortex XDR 2.0.. There are going to be many new features.. and you can learn all about them in an upcoming Online event happening on Dec 10th. To read my blog that I wrote, please visit here: Cortex XDR 2.0 Livestream E...

jdelio by L7 Applicator
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Resolved! Cortex XDR and Data Lake activation

Hi everyone, sorry if posting in the wrong place. I'm reading through the XDR and Data Lake documentation to understand how to proceed with the product activation. About Data Lake (formerly logging service), the documentation states that:if you are using Traps Management Service and/or firewalls that are not managed by Panorama, you should act...

grenzi by L3 Networker
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Pathfinder 16.02 not working with Proxy Settings

Hello, it's not really a discussion but more a let's document two actual issue I went through.In rare cases when you have to deploy Pathfinder in a not direct connection to the internet (no DNS, and no web), then this might be of interest to you.In Pathfinder you can set the proxy settings. In my case it is a non-authenticated proxy, so I just a...

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What is the average time required for Cortex XDR to profile user behavior?

Cortex XDR can generate the accuracy levels advertised after three weeks of automatically profiling an organization’s network. Some Cortex XDR detectors will begin firing during the first week, others within the second week because they require different baselines or time profiles. Between the third and fourth weeks, all detectors will be operat...

kcross by L4 Transporter
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What is the best place to deploy the Next-Generation Firewall so that it monitors internal traffic?

A Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewall must capture network traffic sent between endpoints and data center servers. To monitor internal network traffic, customers may: Use existing inline Next-Generation Firewalls that monitor internal network traffic as sensors to collect network metadata for Logging Service and Cortex XDR (formerly ...

kcross by L4 Transporter
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