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Overview

Join us for an immersive, hands-on workshop focused on transforming your organization's security posture with the Prisma Browser. As the modern workspace increasingly shifts toward web, SaaS, and GenAI applications, the browser has become the primary interface for work. This session will explore how the Prisma Browser extends Zero Trust principles directly to the last mile, securing managed and unmanaged devices without compromising user experience.

Throughout this workshop, you will dive deep into the configuration and management of the Prisma Browser. You will learn how to effectively control application access, deploy data loss prevention (DLP) policies, and enable secure access to private applications without requiring a full network architecture change.

Technical Details Explored

• Advanced Web Protection: See how Prisma Browser integrates best-in-class Palo Alto Networks Cloud-Delivered Security Services (CDSS) to inspect and secure traffic—including encrypted traffic—without needing decryption.

• Granular Data Controls: Configure Enterprise DLP capabilities, password management, and clipboard controls directly within the browser session.

• Private Application Access: Learn to deploy and manage the Prisma Browser Connector, establishing secure ZTNA connections to your Data Centers and VPCs for remote unmanaged devices.

• Device Posture & Hybrid Deployment: Explore how to enforce posture checks and manage a hybrid rollout using the Prisma Browser Extension.

Key Takeaways

By the end of this workshop, you will be able to:

• Configure and Manage Prisma Browser: Gain practical experience setting up browser policies, onboarding users, and managing identity providers (IdPs).

• Control Application Access: Enforce consistent security policies and restrict access to SaaS and web applications based on user identity and device posture.

• Enable Secure Private Access: Successfully configure the Prisma Browser Connector to facilitate seamless, zero-trust access to internal, private applications.

• Protect Unmanaged Devices (BYOD): Deliver secure workspaces for contractors, third parties, and employees on personal devices while mitigating the risks of data exfiltration and malware.