PAN-OS Threat Workshop - Day 2: Anti-Spyware, DNS Security, URL Filtering, and Best Practices

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Jul 30, 3:00 – 5:00 AM (UTC)

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About this event

Dear Fuel User Group Member,

You are invited to an exclusive in‑group session:

PAN-OS Threat Workshop

This two-day workshop is designed for Cybersecurity Practitioners, Network Security Administrators, Technical Support Engineers, and professionals interested in maximising Advanced Threat Prevention capabilities using Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFW). The session will provide an in-depth exploration of core security profiles, real-time threat detection mechanisms, and configuration best practices.

Date & Time:  

Day 1:  July 29, 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM (GMT+8)

Day 2:  July 30, 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM (GMT+8)

Presented by:  

Narinder Singh, APAC Staff Cybersecurity Specialist

Who Should Attend

This two-day workshop is designed for Cybersecurity Practitioners, Network Security Administrators, Technical Support Engineers, and any professionals interested in maximising Advanced Threat Prevention capabilities using Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFW). (Please note: The specific detail that this is a two-day workshop is incorporated based on your request and is not explicitly mentioned in the provided source material).

Specifically, this session will bring significant value to:

  • Network Security Administrators seeking to master configuration best practices and harden core security profiles, including Antivirus, Anti-Spyware, Vulnerability Protection, and URL Filtering.

  • Cybersecurity Practitioners looking to deepen their understanding of real-time threat detection, zero-day malware analysis via Advanced WildFire, and utilising cloud-based inline Machine Learning (ML) to block advanced command-and-control (C2), spyware, and software vulnerabilities.

  • Technical Support Engineers tasked with investigating threat logs, troubleshooting false positives and false negatives, handling virus signature collisions, and managing WildFire verdict change requests.

  • Security Architects and IT Professionals interested in advanced deployment strategies such as DNS Sinkholing to identify compromised hosts, implementing targeted SSL decryption, and leveraging dynamic security features like Advanced DNS Security for hijacked or misconfigured domains.

Agenda

  • Day 1: Advance Wildfire Public Cloud, Antivirus, Vulnerabilities, and Q&A (2 hours)

  • Day 2: Anti-Spyware, DNS Security, URL Filtering, Best Practices and Q&A (2 hours)

Additional Information

  • Recording: This event will be recorded and available on the LIVEcommunity YouTube channel, with presentations embedded on the event page

  • Connectivity Tip: If you experience issues connecting, please disconnect any active VPN sessions. This has resolved similar issues in the past

We look forward to your participation in this valuable session.

Best regards,

Fuel User Group Team

Organizers

  • Charles Buege

    Fuel User Group

    Virtual Lab and Spark Event Coordinator

  • Joachim Nathan

    Palo Alto Networks Singapore Pte Ltd

  • Jason Palomares

    Palo Alto Networks

    Manager, Global Customer Support

  • Rochona Bose

    Palo Alto Networks

  • Andras Feher

    Palo Alto Networks

    PANW Employee

  • Meera Ramakrishnan

    Paloalto Networks

    PANW Employee

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