Cloud NGFW for Azure is an Azure-native ISV next-generation firewall delivered as a managed service that uses the power of AI and ML to stop more zero-day exploits than other solutions. It enables you to easily extend Palo Alto Networks best-in-class security to Azure for both cloud-native and migrated applications. As an Azure-native managed firewall service, it deploys in minutes and scales automatically with your network traffic, so you can focus on security, not managing infrastructure. Cloud NGFW for Azure is integrated with Palo Alto Networks Panorama policy management solution so you can centrally manage network security no matter where your applications run. Using Panorama, Cloud NGFW for Azure fits seamlessly into your existing workflows and tools, providing a consistent management experience across hybrid and multi-cloud deployments.

Control all network traffic by enabling App-ID on the firewall, allowing only sanctioned applications to traverse the network, immensely reducing the surface area of attack. Stop unknown exploits, malware, spyware, and command and control (C2) with our firewall while utilizing industry-first inline deep learning to halt zero-day attacks in real time using Advanced Threat Protection. Stop malicious URLs with Advanced URL Filtering and detect and prevent file-based threats with WildFire which combines dynamic, static, and machine learning analysis techniques. Prevent being “patient zero” without affecting productivity with inline prevention. Increase security and control over keys and passwords with Azure Key Vault which enables Cloud NGFW for Azure to detect and stop threats in all traffic, including encrypted traffic. Prevent the most advanced DNS-layer attacks from exploiting customer networks and stealing their data with DNS Security.

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