Palo Alto’s Strata Cloud Mananger uses artificial intelligence to implement a more efficient zero trust policy.

Zero Trust is a trending term in the world of cybersecurity. The majority of companies report using a zero trust security strategy, but implementation often doesn’t go smoothly. Insufficient actionable insights and lack of integration between security tools lead to gaps in zero trust security, Palo Alto concludes. Luckily, the security expert also has the solution: Strata Cloud Manager.

Not trust, but trust in AI

This new security platform adds artificial intelligence to your Zero Trust policy. Palo Alto claims to be the first in the market to do this. Strata Cloud Manager is powered by more than four thousand machine learning models to perform preventive analysis and proactive intervention.

Artificial intelligence analyzes potential capacity constraints, network policies and configurations to predict the health of your network up to seven days in advance. These analytics help your security teams proactively respond to network disruptions. Palo Alto guarantees continuous availability of your network with Stata Cloud Manager, a strong promise.

AI and firewalls

Strata Cloud Manager doesn’t stop there when it comes to new AI functionality in Palo Alto. The security provider also presents Extended wildfire for its cloud-based detection tools. This tool should extinguish fires at the beginning of your network before the fire has a chance to spread.

Advanced URL filtering stops 88 percent of malicious URLs and does so up to 48 hours faster than competitors, says Palo Alto Advanced threat prevention Can block 97 percent of all command and control attacks. Finally, Palo Alto is also expanding its portfolio with three new firewalls: more specifically, PA-7500, PA-415-5G and PA-450R.