Name: How to Automate Your Security Monitoring in AWS Cloud
Start: 2021-03-23T16:00:00Z
End: 2021-03-23T16:00:59.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Palo Alto Networks, the global cybersecurity leader, is shaping the cloud-centric future with technology
that is transforming the way people and organizations operate.

Cloud security should be job zero, regardless of where you are in your ongoing journey. With this imperative in mind, Palo Alto Networks’ VM-Series Next-Gen Virtual Firewall for AWS now supports AWS Graviton processors so companies like yours may capitalize on Graviton-based processors in EC2 without compromising security.

What price and performance advantages could your business realize with Graviton?

In this webinar, Enterprise Strategy Group Principal Analyst John Grady joins Meghna Muralinath, Sr. Product Manager of VM-Series for AWS, Steven Cacciaroni, Director of Business Development at AWS Cloud, and Anti Gyori, Sr Product Manager, EC2 for AWS to investigate this topic. 

Register today or join the session on May 1, 2024, at 11am EST for:
• Introduction to VM-Series optimized for AWS
• Test results to highlight performance increase with VM-Series with Graviton
• Use cases for VM-Series on Graviton-based EC2
• And an interactive Q&A.

Level-up Cloud Security with Palo Alto Networks’ VM-Series for AWS Graviton

In today's digital landscape, financial services institutions face unprecedented cybersecurity threats, especially as you migrate critical data and applications workloads to cloud environments. The stakes could not be higher. To mitigate these risks, leading financial institutions are implementing a Zero Trust framework to adhere to stringent regulatory requirements governing workload security and personally identifiable information (PII) protection. 

In this webinar, we will explore the Palo Alto Networks and NETSCOUT integrated solution in AWS. The webinar will describe the integrated solution capabilities that can help ensure cloud security compliance and support your Zero Trust framework implementation including:

● Compliance monitoring tools tailored to the specific needs of the financial services industry 
● Comprehensive network visibility
● Threat detection
● Dynamic access control
 
Come learn best practices for your Zero Trust framework and to support your security and compliance goals.

Presenters:
Jerry Mancini, Sr. Director Office of the Enterprise CTO – NETSCOUT
Faisal Pias, Partner Solutions Architect – AWS
Salman Syed, Sr. Technical Marketing Engineer - Palo Alto Networks

Secure Financial Services: Palo Alto Networks & NETSCOUT integrated in AWS

Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) research shows that 88% of organizations indicate traditional security methods don’t work well for cloud environments; therefore, clarifying cloud security posture management (CSPM) must-haves is even more critical when factoring shared responsibility models and this lack of coverage into the equation.  

CSPM introduces several challenges, however, due to rapid development cycles, microservices architectures, and the usage of multiple cloud service providers (CSPs) and cloud security tools (up to 10 per organization!).  

Watch this Fireside Chat as experts from ESG, AWS, and Palo Alto Networks distill this pressing topic into actionable takeaways on how to effectively manage your cloud security posture. The discussion points include: 
• How shared responsibility models affect CSPM
• Cloud security best practices & pitfalls to avoid
• How Prisma Cloud and its AWS integration overcome these challenges
• AWS & Prisma Cloud features that close security skills gaps 
• And more 


Presented by: 
Jason Williams, Product Marketing Manager, Prisma Cloud, Palo Alto Networks, 
Anthony Smith, Senior Partner Solutions Architect with AWS 
Melinda Marks, Senior Analyst with ESG

Effectively Managing Security Posture in the Cloud

Organizations are under tremendous pressure to move their applications to the cloud, but doing so introduces security risks, causing both a lack of visibility into misconfigurations and increased costs of achieving compliance because:
• There are a growing number of entities to secure across cloud services, IaaS, PaaS, and CaaS.
• Developers, DevOps, and I&O folks are building and deploying often without security guidance or controls.
• Every team along the pipeline needs to participate in security.

However, Palo Alto Networks’ Prisma Cloud and Amazon’s GuardDuty threat detection service aim to close these cloud security gaps for good.  

Register for this upcoming webinar on July 13, 2023, at 1PM EST as a panel of experts from ESG, Palo Alto Networks, and AWS reveal how Prisma Cloud and GuardDuty can elevate your threat intelligence and improve your SOC.

Elevate your AWS Threat Intelligence with Prisma Cloud and Amazon GuardDuty

Security tooling and automation need to embrace the existing developer ecosystem, explains Senior Analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) Melinda Marks, wherein zero friction is the key imperative. The reason for this focus is because developers lack the time necessary to learn new security tools.

Then why shift security shift left to development at all? Simply put, security teams are outnumbered, and organizations are facing incidents caused by misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, and access issues that can be addressed in the development phase.

In this Fireside Chat, ESG Analyst Melinda Marks, Stephen Giguere from Palo Alto Networks, and Anthony Smith from AWS share their insight on how to maintain visibility and control while shifting security to dev teams; explain how Prisma Cloud de-risks this process; and illustrate how to empower developers with security responsibilities.

Click here to register for this timely session—taking place on July 11, 2023, at 1PM EST.

Shifting Security Left with Prisma Cloud

Organizations pivoting to cloud-native application architectures and container deployment
need to prioritize, secure and maintain operational consistency across hybrid environments.
Securing cloud-native applications is a difficult challenge; organizations have to ensure tools are
being effectively and consistently deployed, configured, and managed across different parts of
the environment in order to prevent cyber attacks.

Organizations need to invest in tools available for procurement via cloud marketplaces and
deployed natively through Kubernetes to ensure a consistent and streamlined DevOps
workflow. However, as organizations migrate their data, they often neglect to implement
security earlier in the development cycle, leaving them defenseless against attackers. In spite of
this, organizations who secure their applications early on can still become complacent and
vulnerable against unknown and unpatched vulnerabilities, especially when they fail to
prioritize their runtime network security. Join ESG Senior Analyst, John Grady and guests from
AWS and PANW as they discuss how organizations can develop an advanced container security
solution and the importance of prioritizing Network Security for containers as threats that
plagued legacy applications also impact containerized workloads.

You’ll learn:
- How to leverage containers to support business agility and Digital Transformation
- Selecting the right tools to support zero trust strategies and streamline the DevOps
workflow
- How containerized firewall solutions can give security teams the visibility to secure
hybrid environments and integrate these firewall solutions with DevOps tool
- How to protect your containerized workloads against unpatched and unknown
vulnerabilities
- How to maintain a consistent security posture across traditional VMs and Containers
- Protect containerized applications deployed anywhere using AWS Marketplace for
Containers Anywhere

Extend Network Security with CN-Series Container Firewall on AWS Marketplace

Hear why customers adopt, how you can follow and the positive impact of Financial Services customers choosing to use AWS. 

In this session, Jonathan Allen – AWS Enterprise Strategist and Evangelist, will share some of his experience and lessons learned when he was the CTO of Capital One UK, across the paradigms of People, Process and Technology and leveraging first-hand knowledge of the AWS Cloud Adoption Framework and Mass Migration best practices.

10 Lessons from a CTO: Financial Services in the Cloud

Whether you’re migrating to the cloud or continuing to expand your cloud footprint, managing security while making the most of cloud innovation can be challenging.

AWS Partner Palo Alto Networks teamed up with AWS to create robust security solutions that leverage the skills and behaviors you already use to help you get quick, precise insights into your cloud environment. There are three key offerings: Strata, Prisma Cloud, and Cortex XSOAR. All provide native integration with AWS to improve your visibility and compliance, help manage risk, and to automate incident response across your entire cloud environment.

Securing Cloud Applications with AWS and Palo Alto Networks

Cloud adoption is accelerating, and financial services organizations are making the move. Many FinServs that jumpstarted their migration to the cloud are rethinking their approach to security and development. Palo Alto Networks & Amazon Web Services (AWS) together help FinServs realize the benefits of the cloud. In this discussion between Palo Alto Networks & AWS, learn how their partnership and Prisma Cloud help FinServs:
• navigate emerging security threats
• keep on-premises and cloud environments secure
• meet regulatory and industry compliance requirements
• implement DevSecOps

How Financial Services can Shift Left to Achieve Security and Agility

AWS delivers reliable networking to connect users, applications, and data. Organizations seek to augment native security controls with deep network inspection and threat prevention; however, traditional approaches sacrifice simplicity, scale, and cost effectiveness, thus offsetting security benefits.

In this webinar, AWS and Palo Alto Networks experts dive into cloud network security challenges and how to build simple, scalable, and cost-effective network security in AWS with the Gateway Load Balancer and VM-Series virtual Next-Generation firewalls.

In this webinar, you'll learn to:

    - Integrate VM-Series virtual firewalls with GWLB to protect applications with simple and scalable network security
    - Inspect traffic entering, leaving, and moving within the cloud to block known malware, unknown threats, and data theft
    - Protect east-west traffic flows against malware propagation
    - Decrease costs by eliminating active, passive availability
    - Streamline traffic inspection and deployment models

Deploying Palo Alto Networks VM-Series Firewalls at Scale on AWS

Webinar presented by AWS and APN Advanced Technology Partner Palo Alto Networks 

AWS Security Hub provides a comprehensive view to manage security alerts and automate compliance checks for customers. Through Palo Alto Networks integrations with AWS Security Hub and Amazon GuardDuty, you can further accelerate detection, investigation, and response to potential threats within your security environment. 

In this webinar, you’ll learn to:
- Automatically detect and respond to security incidents, and remove vulnerability gaps
- Monitor constantly changing cloud resources with Prisma Cloud
- Block detected malicious activity using VM Series
- Ingest alerts and execute automatable playbooks with Cortex XSOAR

Featured speakers:
Daniel Swart, Partner Solutions Architect, AWS
Vinay Venkataraghavan, Cloud CTO, Prisma Cloud, Palo Alto Networks

The Amazing Way You Can Improve Your Threat Response

In this session AWS will discuss best practices on modernized application development, and how to shift left and mandate security controls during development. The focus will be on linking requirements to the code pipeline, vulnerability scanning, and deployment authorization. We will cover both the power and importance of automation of security controls to enable evidence compliance with internal requirements and external regulations, while supporting security of applications in the cloud.

How To Automate Security in the Application Development Pipeline

Implementing a least privilege architecture can reduce risk and minimize disruptions by allowing only the minimum required authority to perform a duty or task. Adding network micro-segmentation also restricts east-west movement to reduce the number of vulnerable pathways to applications. When combined, these methods create a granular security environment that provides strong attack resistance.

In this webinar, SANS and AWS Marketplace will present examples of how to set up a least privilege stack, covering such key issues as where to start and what to prioritize. Additionally, they will present real-world use cases of least privilege stacks and effective micro-segmentation methods that have been deployed in Amazon Web Services (AWS).

The Power of a Least Privilege Architecture in AWS

Do you have a plan in place describing how to conduct an effective investigation in AWS? What security controls, techniques, and data sources can you leverage when investigating and containing an incident in the cloud? 

Learn how to leverage different technologies to determine the source and timeline of the event, and the systems targeted to define a reliable starting point from which to begin your investigations.

How to Plan an Effective Investigation Strategy in AWS

The ability to maintain your security posture is becoming increasingly complex as network perimeters become more software-defined, and release cycles speed up.

To strengthen and maintain your security posture in the cloud, security teams can leverage automated means of continually assessing cloud network traffic, user activity, and configuration of systems and services running within the cloud environment.

Join SANS and AWS Marketplace to learn how to create and implement an effective continuous monitoring and assessment strategy. They will present real-world examples that will help you secure your cloud control plane, identify misconfigurations, uncover security gaps, and enable you to better predict, prevent, and respond to events.

How to Automate Your Security Monitoring in AWS Cloud

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