Palo Alto Networks: En lisenspakke er ikke en sikkerhetsstrategi

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Palo Alto Networks: En lisenspakke er ikke en sikkerhetsstrategi Gjennomført

Tirsdag 28. april 2026 12:15 - 12:35 CEST Spor 2 - SYDNEY

Mange organisasjoner bruker sikkerhetsprodukter som følger med en større lisenspakke. Resultatet er mindre datainnsikt, svakere deteksjon og mindre kontekst. I tillegg blir innsikten i dataene styrt av kostnader, ikke hvilken verdi de kan gi.

I dette foredraget viser teknisk rådgiver i Palo Alto Networks, Kristian Samstad, hvorfor moderne sikkerhetsoperasjoner trenger en dedikert sikkerhetsplattform. Mer data inn og mindre kostnader ut.

Forelesere

Kristian Samstad ForedragsholderUtstiller

Domain Consultant
Palo Alto Networks

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