2019 August

Lindsey Sanford is the Global Employer Brand Program Manager at Palo Alto Networks. She lives in Reno, Nevada, and has been a Girl Scout Troop leader for two years. Her Girl Scouts have earned all three Daisy cybersecurity badges, and are pursuing badges in engineering and programming.   In the mid-60s to late 70s, 4,807

Since the beginning of modern computing, security has largely been divorced from software development. Recent vulnerability research confirms this. Consider that over the past five years, out of all published vulnerabilities, 76% were from applications. Given this radical shift in attacker focus, it’s time to embed security with development. The best way to get this

Palo Alto Networks survey data shows that SOC analysts are only able to handle 14% of alerts generated by security tools. When you consider IDC data showing that most alerts are false positives,[1] the results are predictable: Alerts get ignored, analysts waste time chasing false leads, and actual threats get missed. Beyond initial prevention, most

Allan Kristensen, Sr. Director, Systems Engineering, Public Cloud at Palo Alto Networks. I recently had the opportunity to chat with Palo Alto Networks Senior Director of Worldwide Public Cloud Security SEs, Allan Kristensen, who brings 15+ years of experience building highly effective solutions engineering (SE) teams. The Palo Alto Networks SE team has firsthand knowledge