Protecting your hybrid cloud with Zero Trust
summary
Hybrid cloud security strategy claims that 87% of businesses use hybrid clouds and that Palo Alto’s stack—VM Series, CN Series, and Cloud NGFW—delivers consistent layer‑7 inspection across VPCs and Kubernetes using AWS Gateway Load Balancer and Panorama integration. The platform detects about 1.8 million new malicious objects per day, runs WildFire sandboxing, and offers automation (Terraform/CloudFormation) and a new automation hub plus PAYGO marketplace images. Putnam reports centralized visibility, fewer ticket handoffs, faster remediation, and easier policy rollout across on‑prem and cloud.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:23Palo Alto Networks overview
- 3:35Zero Trust
- 4:12Zero Trust Framework
- 6:23Go fast and furious
- 7:36Threat landscape
- 9:34Why do I need a firewall
- 13:17Firewall tradeoff
- 14:46NextGen Firewall Platform
- 17:29AWS Architecture
- 18:28VM Series
- 18:57Gateway Load Balancing
- 20:16Cloud NGFW
- 22:08CN Series
- 23:04Threat Prevention Services
- 24:19Centralized Management Panorama
- 24:47Cloud NGFW Panorama Integration
- 26:07Integration with Panorama
- 27:15Felix Putnam
- 35:45Wrap up
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