Unit 42 Log4j Threat Briefing
- Bradley Duncan
- On-demand
- 1 hour
Live and On-Demand Threat Briefings
Browse all Threat briefings to keep you up to date on the latest best practices for responding to Log4j
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WEBINARTop Questions Your C-Suite and Board Will Ask About Log4j
- Tim Erridge, David Faraone, and LeeAnne Pelzer
- On-demand
- 1 hour
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WEBINARUnderstanding and Responding to the Apache Log4j Vulnerability
- Wendi Whitmore, Ankur Shah
- On-demand
- 35 minutes
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WEBINARHow Palo Alto Networks Protects Customers From the Apache Log4j Vulnerability
- Rob Rachwald
- On-demand
- 30 minutes
Unit 42 Log4j Threat Analysis
With over 360,000 readers consuming our initial threat analysis of Log4j, the Unit 42® Threat Intelligence team continues to publish factual information on best practices for your mitigations, as well as research on exploits we've seen targeting Log4Shell.
How Palo Alto Networks Customers Are Protected
Palo Alto Networks customers are protected from attacks exploiting the Apache Log4j remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability. In addition, we offer a number of solutions to help identify affected applications and incident response if needed. Here’s how we help:
- Blocking the Exploit: To give you time while your teams patch the vulnerabilities, Palo Alto Networks customers are protected by our Next-Generation Firewalls (PA-Series, VM-Series and CN-Series) or Prisma Access with a Threat Prevention security subscription, Cortex® XDR™ and Prisma® Cloud.
- Incident Scoping: Palo Alto Networks can help provide this visibility using Prisma Cloud, Cortex XSOAR and Cortex Xpanse.
- Incident Response: Our IR services can help companies of any size investigate and remediate potential threat actor activity.
LOG4SHELL RESOURCES
