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Palo Alto service to flag particularly evil security attacks

April 3, 2015

Via: threats-and-malware

Category:

Threats & Malware

Palo Alto Networks is introducing a service that tips customers off when it discovers unique or particularly dangerous attacks against their networks, giving them a heads up that perhaps they are the targets of particularly resourceful, dedicated adversaries.

Called AutoFocus, the service is an add-on to the company’s existing cloud-based service WildFire that constantly analyzes all its customers’ networks for #malware and exploits and downloads new rules every 15 minutes to Palo Alto gear to automatically block the new #threats it finds.