Guardz Integrates Palo Alto's Prisma Browser for Enhanced Small Business Security
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- •Guardz integrates Prisma Browser for Business to enhance security for small businesses.
- •The solution connects browser protection with email, identity, and endpoint security.
- •Real-time blocking of phishing attempts is a key feature of the integration.
Guardz has announced the integration of Palo Alto Networks' Prisma Browser for Business into its Agentic Workspace Security platform. This integration aims to provide small businesses with enhanced browser protection, connecting it with email, identity, and endpoint security. The solution helps security teams investigate and respond to threats by correlating browser events with related activities, such as phishing attempts. The integration allows for real-time blocking of malicious pages and supports a unified incident response. Dor Eisner, CEO of Guardz, emphasized the importance of identity-centric security in today's cyber landscape. The integration is designed to help managed service providers (MSPs) autonomously manage security incidents across the workspace. This development comes as small businesses increasingly rely on browsers for accessing applications and handling sensitive information.
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