cloud.google.com Palo Alto Networks Launches CLARA Agent for Cloud Security Insights
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- •CLARA Agent enhances visibility for cloud and AI security teams.
- •It integrates with Strata Cloud Manager for improved security posture management.
- •Available on Google Cloud Marketplace for quick deployment.
Palo Alto Networks introduced the CLARA Agent on September 29, 2026, aimed at enhancing visibility for cloud and AI security teams. The agent provides infrastructure discovery, identifies production AI/ML models, and ranks vulnerabilities. It is designed to integrate seamlessly with existing security tools, particularly Strata Cloud Manager, to improve security posture management. The launch coincided with the Security Innovations Forum 2026, where executives discussed the future of cybersecurity and AI integration. The CLARA Agent will be available on Google Cloud Marketplace, enabling organizations to deploy it quickly on a trusted infrastructure. This development addresses the challenges posed by shadow AI and the rapid deployment of AI models, which often leave security gaps.
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