Take a deep dive into the malware payload used by one of the Log4j threat actors performing exploitation attempts and see how cybersecurity teams hunt

As vulnerabilities go, Apache Log4j is another huge broadside to IT and security departments globally. For many organizations, remediation will likely be a lengthy process.

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This webinar features several Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 strategic advisory security experts in a discussion that walks through critical next steps in communicating your

This blog does a deep dive on how the Cortex XDR platform has been designed to block as many steps in the attack lifecycle as

Meet the Cortex® XDR™: the world’s first extended detection and response platform that gathers and integrates all security data to stop sophisticated attacks. It unifies

Due to Apache Log4j’s widespread presence in open sourced and internally developed applications used by enterprises around the world, the new Log4j vulnerability poses a

This blog examines how unauthenticated attackers can exploit Log4j and force a vulnerable system to download malicious software, enabling them to take control of servers

Today’s cybersecurity landscape is marked by wide-ranging threats stemming from well-funded and well-equipped attackers who leverage sophisticated playbooks to breach an organization’s defense perimeters. This

Palo Alto Networks continues to successfully address cybersecurity issues by being ready for what’s next. This promo video highlights the company’s willingness to see the