Check out the on-demand video recording of the June 2024 Spark User Summit: Using Prisma Cloud with Terraform.  

  Prisma Cloud helps to gain visibility into your cloud services and assets running within your cloud environments. When you add your cloud account to Prisma Cloud, the API integration between your cloud infrastructure provider and Prisma Cloud is established and you can begin monitoring the resources and identify potential security risks in your infrastructure. Watch this demo with RD Singh, Sr. Customer Success Engineer, to learn how to connect your GCP project to Prisma Cloud. To read the step-by-step instructions outlined in this video,

   

Demo Agenda:  Connect your Cloud Platform (GCP) to Prisma Cloud   Prerequisites:   Admin access to GCP Console. Admin access to SAAS console.

Demo Agenda:  Prisma Cloud Compute Defender Automation   Prerequisites:   Access to Live Community Article:         Runtime Security: Auto-deploy DaemonSet Defender using Kubernetes Service Account Admin access to AWS and Prisma Cloud console EKS Cluster   Steps   Create service account Generate kubeconfig to authenticate with EKS Cluster Configure authentication credentials in the Prisma Cloud console Deploy /upgrade the defender

In this session we will display how Prisma Cloud provides how Prisma Cloud provides Code-to-Cloud protection to prevent application risks and breaches. See how you can leverage the workflows that enable a superior user experience for security and development teams to work together.

In this session we will discuss what the top trends are in cloud security and how breach response looks like in the current cloud landscape. What are the actions a company should take ahead of time, and what issues arise after a breach occurs. This talk will also focus on vulnerability MGMT, and the best practices for avoiding incidents.

Prisma Cloud Compute protects your containerized environment according to the policies you set in Prisma Cloud Console. Watch this demo with RD Singh, Sr. Customer Success Engineer, to learn how to Protect AWS ECS EC2 nodes and Fargate task with Prisma Cloud Compute Defender.

  Discuss the new Network Investigate Graph and how it simplifies and enhances investigation.  

  Application modernization is driving organizations to the cloud. Rapid cloud adoption without both continuous visibility and proactive threat prevention throughout the development lifecycle leaves applications and organization security with significant risk to address this gap.  Prisma Cloud provides code-to-cloud coverage to centralize your cloud security for lift-and-shift as well as cloud-native applications. We are launching a new guided focus to secure the code, infrastructure, workloads, data and applications across your multi-cloud and hybrid environments in a single platform.

In February 2023, we released the latest capabilities for Prisma Cloud CIEM including integration with AWS IAM Identity Center, support for AWS tags, and permission level in Azure. Please join us as we showcase and demo these new functionalities.

Join us to talk about the latest releases in Code Security, include our upcoming new module release, that expands supply chain security and simplifies finding and prioritizing issues. We’ll show a teaser for our upcoming CI/CD Security launch, enhanced Projects page, new integrations with JetBrains IDEs, Terraform Cloud and Enterprise, expanded SCA and Terraform support and more.

Prisma Cloud Code Security helps to detect mis-configured IaC templates based on various standards and best practices. It also helps findings vulnerabilites in open source packages and their depedencies. Watch this demo with RD Singh, Sr. Customer Success Engineer, to learn how to connect your IDE with Prisma Cloud Code Security. To read the step-by-step instructions outlined in this video, visit our TechDoc: https://docs.paloaltonetworks. com/prisma/prisma-cloud/ prisma-cloud-admin-code- security/get-started/connect- your-repositories/connect- vscode

Join us to talk about the latest release in Data Security, learn more about Data Security Posture Management. We will discuss how to protect your data in your cloud infrastructure with Prisma Cloud Data Security for AWS and Azure.

  The latest CSPM capabilities we have released are Near Real Time Ingestion, IBM CSPM Support, and Accelerated Visibility into Azure Cloud Native Services. We welcome you to join us as we showcase and demo these new functionalities.

In December 2022 we released latest capabilities for Prisma Cloud Compute including API Risk Profiling, Enhanced Vulnerability Explorer, App Control for Hosts and Container support for Agentless Workload Scanning. We would like to showcase and demo new functionalities.

Prisma Cloud Compute provides a dynamic admission controller for Kubernetes and OpenShift that is built on the Open Policy Agent (OPA). Watch this demo with RD Singh, Sr. Customer Success Engineer, to learn how to enable dynamic admission controller to intercept admission requests to API Server, and then accept or reject those requests as per admission policy configured in the Prisma Cloud Compute. Note: Prisma Cloud currently does not support Admission Controller for Windows. To read the step-by-step instructions outlined in this video, visit our TechDocs: Access Control: Open Policy Agent

Detect DNS based Threats With Prisma Cloud Being one of the core foundations of the internet, DNS is equally important in the Public Cloud environment. But, DNS is a blind spot to many organizations' security strategies. Network applications rely on DNS to translate domain names to IP addresses- this is fundamental to detect any communication between an infected host and a C&C server. Prisma Cloud helps detect these hidden threats in DNS traffic in the AWS environment. Activities like Domain Generation Algorithm (DGA) and cryptomining domain request activity can be detected in AWS environments with Prisma Cloud DNS Threat Detection. Join us for a session to uncover more about the DNS based threat detection capabilities with a demo and overview of DNS Threat Detection service.

October 2022 - Monthly Product Management Office Hours - Cloud Code Security     Open source is core to how modern applications are built. Between infrastructure as code and package dependencies, well over half of the average code base is open source. Identifying and remediating vulnerabilities and misconfigurations throughout the development lifecycle is the easiest way to secure a majority of attack vectors for an application. Join Taylor Smith, who shares Prisma Cloud’s advanced software composition analysis and infrastructure as code security capabilities. Come see what’s new with newly supported frameworks and package managers, secrets detection, SBOMs, software supply chain security, and more.

We are proud to announce that Prisma Cloud Data Security for Azure Blob Storage is now GA! Data Security on Prisma Cloud enables you to discover and classify data stored in Azure blob and protect against accidental exposure, sharing of sensitive data.    In addition, it ensures data stores in your Azure blob are free from malware by performing malware analysis using the Enterprise WildFire engine. Enable data security and onboarding your Azure cloud subscription to start scanning your Azure blob storage. 

As organizations increasingly adopt Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) models for cloud development, the number of entities that are granted access to critical infrastructure necessarily grows as well. However, organizations must ensure these entitlements are tightly controlled. To help our customers better address these growing risks, Prisma Cloud offers Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM) multi-cloud capabilities. These capabilities include: * Net effective permissions analysis: Seamlessly analyze and gain visibility for accounts, resources, and workloads. * IDP integration: Ingest single sign-on (SSO) data from IDPs to calculate net-effective user permissions, no matter which CSP or service the user is accessing.

Many in the security industry have been pondering recently whether “agentless” or “agents” are most effective. The answer is simple: use both for comprehensive security. With that vision in mind, Prisma Cloud is proud to be the first security platform to offer both agent-based and agentless security together from a single solution, giving you and your teams the flexibility and choice to deploy or activate the right method of protection in a mixed environment. As a part of Prisma Cloud 3.0 launch, we announced the introduction of agentless security in addition to already available agent-based security to provide comprehensive security coverage.   Come learns what the new V2 release brings in this webinar