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1 month ago | 
cxotalk.com | Michael Krigsman |Anand Oswal
Michael Krigsman: With the huge growth of 5G in telecom, how can organizations manage security for this important technology? We're taking a deep dive with a world-leading expert, Anand Oswal, who is Senior Vice President and General Manager of Network Security for Palo Alto Networks. Anand Oswal: It's exciting to see all the momentum of 5G technologies in transforming industries.
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Oct 29, 2024 | 
techcircle.in | Anand Oswal |Shraddha Goled |Sohini Bagchi
Technology, communications, and the workforce have evolved drastically over recent decades. When I started my career, CISOs primarily focused on securing their campuses and data centres with physical firewalls to inspect incoming and outgoing traffic. As applications virtualised, software firewalls emerged, and with growing cloud adoption, cloud-based firewalls became standard. The rise of the hybrid workforce introduced a demand for SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) solutions.
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Oct 16, 2024 | 
forbes.com | Anand Oswal
Anand Oswal, SVP & GM of Network Security, Palo Alto Networks. Today, our most sensitive information is generally encrypted—from your personal messages, banking and health information to things like classified military documents and companies' trade secrets. But there’s a growing threat looming over our collective privacy and security—and that’s quantum computing.
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Sep 5, 2024 | 
unite.ai | Anand Oswal
As organizations with operational technology (OT) begin to embrace AI, security needs to be at the forefront of their strategy. The integration of AI significantly widens the attack surface—a surface already expanded by the convergence of IT and OT. Most OT breaches stem from IT connectivity, and OT devices, which often lack built-in security features and patching capabilities, are inherently difficult to secure.
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Sep 4, 2024 | 
thetechstreetnow.com | Michael Novinson |Anand Oswal
4 minutes ago bankinfosecurity Palo Alto Networks Executive on SASE, AI Risks and Simplifying Security Management Michael Novinson (MichaelNovinson) • September 4, 2024 14 Minutes Managing fragmented networks across on-premises, cloud and hybrid environments is causing major gaps in security.
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Aug 15, 2024 | 
forbes.com | Anand Oswal
Anand Oswal, SVP & GM of Network Security, Palo Alto Networks. Technology, communications and the workforce have evolved a lot over the past few decades. When I started my career, many CISOs were focused on securing their campuses and data centers with physical firewalls to inspect incoming and outgoing traffic. As applications became virtualized, software firewalls were offered, and as cloud adoption grew, we saw the growth of cloud-based firewalls.
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Aug 5, 2024 | 
cxotalk.com | Michael Krigsman |Anand Oswal
Anand Oswal: It's not just an application plugging into a model. It's an entirely new AI app stack infrastructure. How do you secure that holistically? Michael Krigsman: Welcome to CXOTalk. I'm Michael Krigsman, and we are exploring AI and cybersecurity with Anand Oswal, who leads the network security business at Palo Alto Networks. Anand, as one of the world's foremost security experts, how do you view this new wave of AI? Anand Oswal: I think of it as three broad use cases.
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Jul 17, 2024 | 
paloaltonetworks.com | Anand Oswal
3min. readComplexity is the bane of all network security teams, and they will attest that the more dashboards, screens, and manual integration which they must juggle, the slower their response time. It need not be complex, it need not be disjointed, nor does it need to require adroitness in the art of juggling. Your network makes engagement with customers, suppliers, and your workforce possible and must include a comprehensive security solution with consistent experiences across the board.
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Jul 6, 2024 | 
alamrakamy.com | Anand Oswal
By: Anand Oswal,
SVP & GM of Network Security, Palo Alto Networks
The adoption of unsanctioned GenAI applications can lead to a broad
range of cybersecurity issues, from data leakage to malware. That’s
because your company doesn't know who is using what apps, what
sensitive information is going into them, and what’s happening to that
information once it’s there.
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Jul 2, 2024 | 
forbes.com | Anand Oswal
Anand Oswal, SVP & GM of Network Security, Palo Alto Networks. Artificial intelligence (AI) is at the forefront of business innovation. But although AI feels like a relatively new concept, 83% of technology service providers already use generative AI in their businesses.
