Welcome to our April 2023 Rewind, where we review some of LIVEcommunity’s biggest headlines from the past month!
In April, LIVEcommunity celebrated its eight-year anniversary, launched a Traditional Chinese community, published new Member Testimonials and episodes of the PANCast podcast, and more. Read on to see what you missed in April!
LIVEcommunity certainly has evolved over the years, and we couldn't have done it without our worldwide community of members. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to our community over the years! You’ve helped make it an amazing place to connect, learn, collaborate, and share knowledge.
To celebrate LIVEcommunity's birthday, check out some of LIVE’s major accomplishments over the years.
We are excited to share the NEW Traditional Chinese language community! You can access it by selecting “Taiwan” from the language dropdown on the top right-hand side of our homepage. This new section of community helps us better serve employees, partners, and customers in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond by providing resources and discussions in their native language.
Our Member Testimonial video series invites community members from around the world to share their experience on LIVEcommunity, the importance of connecting with peers in cybersecurity, and what keeps them coming back.
Check out the two testimonials published in April:
The latest episode of PANCast, a Palo Alto Networks podcast that provides actionable insights to customers, is all about ADEM (Autonomous Digital Experience Management) and Prisma Access.
ADEM runs on the client workstation and does various tests and collects data to be able to give you the details. Along with the synthetic tests, ADEM is also monitoring the actual endpoint to collect data on things like CPU and memory. Learn more by watching the video above or find PANCast on your favorite listening platform.
This log displays an entry for each system event that occurs and can be a useful source of information. Can't find it? Discover why that might be in this Tips & Tricks post.
Watch the unveiling of ZTNA 2.0 with Palo Alto Networks Prisma Access and learn directly from industry experts as they share evolving market challenges, strategic best practices and the latest innovations from Prisma Access. Watch Prisma SASE: AI-Powered Innovation Takes Center Stage on-demand now.
The Unit42 team has developed a Cobalt strike threat intelligence gathering system that scans the internet to locate Team servers hosting the Beacon binary. Find out how Palo Alto Networks customers receive protections from and mitigations for Cobalt Strike Beacon and Team Server C2 communication in this blog.
Branch offices as we know them have changed. With the establishment of hybrid work as a long-term trend and the exponential increase in cloud usage, organizations are transforming their branches to be agile, digital and secure. SDxCentral and Palo Alto Networks are partnering to bring you an exclusive online event, showing how Next-Gen SD-WAN and SASE can help modernize and secure your branches. Register now to learn more about how AI/ML is powering next-gen SD-WAN and SASE for your branch.
Did you know you can use loopback interfaces for VPNs? If you have the space, you can assign addresses within your publicly assigned range as the local IP address of the VPN.
Last month there were two vulnerabilities that we published rapid responses for mitigating risk:
Automated Rapid Response to Microsoft Outlook for Windows Vulnerability
Automated Rapid Response to 3CXDesktopApp Supply Chain Attack
Plus, the most-downloaded Cortex XSOAR Content Packs which can help new XSOAR customers adopt these packs and begin their automation journey.
Nominated Discussions help LIVEcommunity Solutions Engineers highlight a discussion that has an Accepted Solution, and turn it into an article with additional helpful information, documentation, and clarity. Here are the Nominated Discussions we published this past month:
You're now fully briefed on LIVEcommunity's April 2023 highlights!
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