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(Sponsored Article) As part of their digital transformation journey, organizations require simplified operations with automation to enable branch services.

(Sponsored Article) Hardware-based web proxy appliances weren’t designed for hybrid work and cloud. It’s time for an upgrade.

(Sponsored Article) Not all SASE solutions are created equal. It’s imperative that organizations consistently protect hybrid work with best-in-class security everywhere.

(Sponsored Article) ): Return on investment (ROI) is top of mind for any organization. Prisma SD-WAN ensures their digital initiatives are improving business outcomes with the best ROI.

(Sponsored Article) As companies have adapted to the new normal, significant challenges have emerged as barriers to digital transformation. Learn how to overcome them with SASE.

(Sponsored Article) Every IT team has been flooded with tickets at one time or another. Self-Service can help reduce the number of incoming tickets while improving workforce productivity and experience.

(Sponsored Article) Artificial intelligence for operations has been instrumental in automating functions and simplifying operations. Bringing this powerful capability to SD-WAN transforms branch infrastructure and reduces complexity. Organizations require a strong strategy in implementing this at their branches to improve operational efficiency and branch agility.

(Sponsored Article) Integrating modern SD-WAN together with SASE can optimize your security framework. But the road to accomplishing this can be fraught with complexity.

(Sponsored Article) The security and performance benefits of SASE are well-known. But what’s the financial impact?

(Sponsored Article) Only a subset of private apps can be addressed by ZTNA 1.0. ZTNA 2.0 consistently secures all applications from a single product.

(Sponsored Article) ZTNA 2.0 Offers Consistent Control of Data Across all Apps Used in the Enterprise

(Sponsored Article) ZTNA 2.0 Provides Deep and Ongoing Security Inspection

(Sponsored Article) The “allow and ignore” approach used by legacy ZTNA solutions makes for a poor security strategy. There’s a better way with ZTNA 2.0.

(Sponsored Article) ZTNA 1.0 solutions grant far more access to applications than necessary, violating a core principle of Zero Trust. ZTNA 2.0 is the remedy.

(Sponsored Article) Zero trust network access used to be the gold standard for hybrid work security, but it's not enough anymore. Palo Alto Networks is launching the next generation of ZTNA to protect everyone and everything everywhere.