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INTERSECT ‘23: Network Security Summit Where Insight Meets Innovation Americas July 27, 2023

Jul 1, 2023

9:00 AM PDT

Europe

August 2, 2023

10:00 AM CEST

Join Our Live Virtual Event To Uncover The Future Of Modern Network Security

With digital transformation accelerating, the modern network has never been more important. From connected enterprises to the Internet of Things to the critical infrastructures supporting the world, today’s network is the lifeline of the global organization.

In this new world, every connection is one that must be protected from sophisticated cyberthreats, a task that has become increasingly difficult with 96% of organizations having been attacked in 2021.*

 

Come join us to hear about the future of network security. In the digital future, network security platforms can tilt the balance of cyber warfare in your favor. You know exactly how to achieve complete Zero Trust and secure your most critical assets from the most evasive zero-day threats.

 

We look forward to seeing you there!

Explore the Agenda

Keynotes

The Present and Future Network Security

Speakers: Anand Oswal, Senior Vice President and GM of Network Security, Palo Alto Networks

Zero Trust, though a seemingly straightforward notion, presents significant challenges when relying on individual products scattered throughout the enterprise. To truly embrace and implement Zero Trust in a practical manner, a network security platform that unifies your hybrid environments is essential. A complete solution must extend to your perimeter, remote users, public and private cloud, and IoT infrastructure. Discover how to simplify security and optimize operational efficiency as we explore the transformative capabilities of a unified network security platform.

In the Mind of an S&P 500 CISO: A Fireside chat

Speakers: Anand Oswal, Senior Vice President and GM of Network Security, and Niall Browne, CISO, Palo Alto Networks

Our SVP of Products and CISO get together for a fireside chat for a revealing discussion of what it is like to be a CISO of an S&P 500 size company and the journey to implement Zero Trust across the entire network of a growing organization.

Best Practice Sessions

Build a complete Zero Trust foundation for your network security

Product: Network Security Portfolio + AIOps

Speaker: Imran Bashir, Director Technical Marketing Engineering

We have reached the tipping point. Cyber threats are disrupting our lives now more than ever, and organizations are turning to Zero Trust for complete protection. If you are a Palo Alto Networks customer, you are already on your journey to Zero Trust.

Learn how to start your Zero Trust journey by implementing the foundational components to achieve help secure your users and their devices accessing any app, while protecting your organization from new and emerging threats. Hear about the latest capabilities of our industry-leading PAN-OS Software and ML-Powered Next-Gen Firewalls to deliver Zero Trust across your network – campuses, data center, public cloud, branches and remote users.

Secure the hybrid workforce and branch offices with Zero Trust

Product: SASE

Speakers: Jason Georgi, Shankar Ramachandran

2023 is the year of doing more with less. As IT leaders look to optimize their spend, fragmented security and networking architectures only create further operational complexity, increase costs and leave their organizations exposed to an ever-evolving threat landscape.

During this session, you will learn how to consolidate fragmented security and networking architectures with a unified, AI-powered SASE solution that enables better security outcomes, improves end user experiences, and streamlines operations.

Secure the hybrid cloud with complete Zero Trust

Product: Software Firewalls (VM, CN, and Cloud NGFWs)

Speakers: Mukesh Gupta, VP Product Management, Meghna Muralinath, Sr. Product Manager, Sapna Mehta, Sr. Product Manager

Over 45% of organizations have suffered a cloud-based breach, are your application journeys to hybrid /multi-cloud in danger? With businesses taking a hybrid (87%) / multi-cloud (92%) strategy, protecting your applications’ communications, interconnection, and data transaction traffic from modern sophisticated cyberthreats is more challenging than ever.

Now is the time to build your Zero Trust expertise in protecting your application lift-and-shift or direct modern cloud-native security strategies. As modern cyberthreats continue to grow in complexity and volume, you must deliver security with DevOps agility. Palo Alto Networks Software Firewalls deploy quickly with familiar cloud orchestration tools delivering world class zero trust protection for all your cloud applications.

Secure every connected device—from IT to OT—with complete Zero Trust

Product: IoT Security

Speaker: Qiang Huang

No Zero Trust framework is complete without factoring in unmanaged IoT devices. IoT devices make up more than 30% of all devices and are springboards for 25% of the cyber attacks in enterprises. These devices often ship with vulnerabilities, run unsupported operating systems, and lack encryption, posing a huge security risk to organizations. But stopping threats and achieving Zero Trust security for IoT devices need not be complex and daunting. This session shares a set of best practices to help you implement closed-loop Zero Trust security to protect your organization’ from IoT threats.

Key takeaways:

 

  • Understand the security risks to enterprise networks introduced by increasing digitization
  • Understand the challenges in securing unmanaged IoT devices and how to properly implement segmentation to limit risk
  • Understand the best practices in coming up with a Zero Trust security policy to protect your IoT devices

 

Featured Speakers

Anand Oswal

Senior Vice President and GM of Network Security,
Palo Alto Networks

Niall Browne

CISO
Palo Alto Networks

Jason Georgi

Field CTO, Prisma Access & SASE
Palo Alto Networks

Mukesh Gupta

Vice President, Product Management,
Palo Alto Networks

Raj Patil

Director, Technical Marketing Engineering,
Palo Alto Networks

Qiang Huang

Product Management, CDSS

Palo Alto Networks

Sapna Mehta

Senior Product Manager,

Palo Alto Networks

Meghna Muralinath

Senior Product Manager,

Palo Alto Networks

Imran Bashir

Director Technical Marketing Engineering

Shiva Viswanathan

Senior Technical Marketing Engineer

Karthik Thumula

Principal Technical Marketing Engineer

Mike Korenbaum

Director, Technical Marketing Engineering

Ali Haider

Senior Technical Marketing Engineer

Rami Hafi

Consulting Engineer – Public Cloud & Automation

Hands-On Workshops

Beginner: Zero Trust Foundations Workshop (NGFW/CDSS)

Speakers: Imran Bashir (Director Technical Marketing Engineer) and Ali Haider (Senior Technical Marketing Engineer)

Join this fast-paced 90-minutes workshop with network security experts and you will learn how our unified AI-driven network security platform, best-in-class products and AI powered operations can help your secure your modern organization across your entire network security infrastructure.

Get the chance to participate in a guided tour where we walk you through setting up Zero Trust foundational components from the ground up.

Advanced: Securing a Hybrid Workforce Lab (SASE)

Speakers: Mike Korenbaum, Director (Technical Marketing Engineering)

Join us for a technical deep dive and hands-on lab focused on Prisma SASE deployment, management, and monitoring. During this workshop students will get hands on experience setting up Prisma SASE end to end. Leveraging the new SASE unified UI students will:

  • Experience how simple it is to onboard users, applications, and Prisma SD-WAN sites, into Prisma Access.
  • Craft ZTNA 2.0 Policies leveraging best practice
  • Validate security policy enforcement and view security reports
  • View application experience and performance for end users and remote sites

 

Advanced: Securing Hybrid Cloud Applications Lab (Software Firewalls)

Speakers: Raj Patil (Director Technical Marketing Engineer) and Shiva Viswanathan TME

Hand-on experience: Automating Software Firewall Deployments and Achieving Zero Trust Security for Hybrid Cloud Applications

  • Learn why you need a Zero Trust Architecture and a network security platform to protect your digital applications.
  • Understand how to deploy virtual Software Firewalls, at scale, to protect cloud architectures, applications, and data
  • Envision how Software Firewalls deliver single pane management and continuous security across your all your hybrid cloud infrastructure
  • Build hands-on expertise with cloud automation tools that accelerate Software Firewall deployments and protect your cloud applications at DevOps speed

 

Advanced: Securing Every Connected Device Lab (IoT/OT)

Speaker: Karthik Thumula

Hands-on experience: Design and deploy Zero Trust for connected devices ( IoT/OT). Attend our interactive workshop and gain first-hand experience on how you can level up your security strategy by including IoT device visibility, risk assessment and security. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn in a live lab how to:

  • Get comprehensive visibility and risk assessment of all your connected devices using machine learning and crowdsourcing
  • Protect your organization from known and unknown threats with best-in-class protection that provides behavior analysis to assess risk, compliance and anomalous activity
  • Achieve Zero Trust security through automated least privilege access policies and one-click enforcement.

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