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Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) Intermediate
Once you've mastered the basics of Palo Alto's NGFW with the fundamentals Learning Path, it's time to continue your education with the intermediate LP. This Learning Path will teach you topics that help get further use out of your NGFW such as SSL Decryption. Once you've configured SSL Decryption, the NGFW will be able to defend your network in new ways, including URL Filtering, Credential Detection, DGA Detection, DNS Sinkholes, and more!
Securing AI When Agents Move Faster Than Humans Can Respond
AI security is entering a new phase where models like Anthropic's Mythos are becoming more capable and agentic systems can take action across enterprise environments. The risk is no longer just bad answers or hallucinations. It is speed, scope and blast radius. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, WWT security leaders Jillian Nix-Anderson and Istvan Berko explore how organizations can secure themselves in the agentic AI era, where vulnerability discovery, response timelines and operational complexity are all accelerating. And they talk about how WWT's ARMOR framework helps teams structure the conversation across infrastructure, models, data, software development, operations and compliance.
Cloud Marketplace Assessment
It is increasingly critical for IT organizations to manage their cloud commitments with public cloud service providers in a predictable and measurable way. Without the right processes in place, IT's ability to deliver on its consumption commitments can be quickly overextended. WWT's Cloud Marketplace Assessment is a cost-effective way to optimize your software procurement processes.
SSE and SASE Market Scan Workshop
Selecting the right Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) or Security Services Edge (SSE) solution is complex. With a crowded vendor landscape and evolving business requirements, making a confident, informed decision can feel overwhelming. WWT's Market Scan approach cuts through the noise, delivering objective, research-backed insights that align technology to your business priorities and accelerate your path to the right solution.
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Securing AI When Agents Move Faster Than Humans Can Respond
AI security is entering a new phase where models like Anthropic's Mythos are becoming more capable and agentic systems can take action across enterprise environments. The risk is no longer just bad answers or hallucinations. It is speed, scope and blast radius. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, WWT security leaders Jillian Nix-Anderson and Istvan Berko explore how organizations can secure themselves in the agentic AI era, where vulnerability discovery, response timelines and operational complexity are all accelerating. And they talk about how WWT's ARMOR framework helps teams structure the conversation across infrastructure, models, data, software development, operations and compliance.
Zero Trust Fundamentals - Microsoft Security in the Enterprise
Explore the core principles of Microsoft Zero Trust security and how Microsoft's enterprise security tools bring customers to a secure enviornment. Through this Learning Path you will gain practical experience with identity, device compliance, and threat protection. This learning path equips IT professionals with the knowledge to design and implement a modern Microsoft security strategy.
Partner POV | The AI Security Illusion: When Confidence Outpaces Proof
AI is reshaping cybersecurity, creating a gap between perceived and actual security. Despite increased investments, breach rates rise, with AI involved in 83% of incidents. The 2026 Hybrid Cloud Security Survey reveals the need for deep observability to bridge this gap, urging organizations to move from assumptions to evidence.
I Built a C2 Channel in 5 Minutes. Your Security Team Had No Idea.
A covert AI agent experiment reveals a new threat class, exploiting trusted SaaS APIs like Slack for command-and-control without detection. As autonomous agents become standard, enterprises must adopt proactive security measures. WWT's AI Gateway and Governance Framework offers a structured approach to mitigate these emerging risks.
Securing DNS in Hybrid and Multicloud Environments
Navigating DNS security in hybrid and multicloud environments poses challenges, such as fragmentation, logging gaps, and service availability risks. As cloud resources evolve, visibility and AI-powered detection become crucial for countering threats such as DNS tunneling and hijacking. Strategic integration of DDI platforms and cloud-native tools is essential for robust security.
Partner POV | What Is Lateral Movement in Cybersecurity?
Lateral movement in cybersecurity allows attackers to stealthily navigate networks post-breach, escalating privileges and accessing sensitive data. This technique transforms minor breaches into major threats. Understanding and preventing lateral movement through deep network visibility, Zero Trust, and least privilege access is crucial for safeguarding organizational assets.
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Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) Intermediate
Once you've mastered the basics of Palo Alto's NGFW with the fundamentals Learning Path, it's time to continue your education with the intermediate LP. This Learning Path will teach you topics that help get further use out of your NGFW such as SSL Decryption. Once you've configured SSL Decryption, the NGFW will be able to defend your network in new ways, including URL Filtering, Credential Detection, DGA Detection, DNS Sinkholes, and more!
SSE and SASE Market Scan Workshop
Selecting the right Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) or Security Services Edge (SSE) solution is complex. With a crowded vendor landscape and evolving business requirements, making a confident, informed decision can feel overwhelming. WWT's Market Scan approach cuts through the noise, delivering objective, research-backed insights that align technology to your business priorities and accelerate your path to the right solution.
Partner Use Case | Leading Crypto Trading Company Powers and Secures Its DevOps Environment with Infoblox
A leading blockchain firm revolutionized its crypto trading platform by adopting Infoblox's BloxOne DDI. This cloud-native solution enhances security, scalability, and developer efficiency, enabling rapid app deployment and seamless DNS management. Discover how this innovation future-proofs fintech growth and optimizes DevOps environments.
The Cloud Identity Crisis
In 2025, attackers shifted focus to credential harvesting and identity-based attacks, exploiting the surge in non-human identities (NHIs) in cloud environments. As NHIs outnumber human identities, organizations face increased risks. Effective identity governance, including Just-in-Time access and automation, is crucial for robust cloud security and minimizing operational exposure.
Partner POV | SentinelOne & Cloudflare Expand Partnership to Deliver Real-Time Threat Detection and Automated Response for Enterprises
SentinelOne and Cloudflare unite to enhance enterprise security through AI-driven insights and real-time threat detection. Their integration automates threat response across edge, endpoint, and cloud environments, simplifying security operations and empowering analysts to focus on critical threats. This partnership promises a scalable, unified security approach for modern organizations.
Stop Treating Cloud Security Like a Post-Deployment Fire Drill
Cloud environments ship too fast for security reviews that happen after deployment. This post breaks down what DevSecOps and cloud workload security look like when they're actually integrated — security requirements defined before code is written, pipeline gates that enforce rather than just report, and runtime findings that feed back to the team that owns the workload. Security built in, not bolted on.
The Next Chapter for Google & Wiz
In a landmark acquisition, Google acquires Wiz, an industry-leading cloud security company. While there are still no definitive answers on what the future may hold, the opportunities are endless.
Check Point Technologies, Architecture, & Deployment Models
This learning path delivers a structured exploration of Check Point's security design principles and platform deployment models across enterprise network environments. Through guided articles, videos, & a hands-on-lab, participants will develop meaningful insightst around platform selection, deployment placement, and policy design for the data center, Internet edge, campus, and branch.
Checkpoint SD-WAN Lab
The Check Point SD-WAN lab is a hands-on environment designed to teach how Quantum SD-WAN is configiured over an existing environment that deploys Check Point security gateways . You will explore a distributed topology that includes branch sites with multiple ISP connections, centralized management, and simulated internet and MPLS transport, then configure SD-WAN objects tunnels & monitor various parameters. The lab also emphasizes operational workflows, including policy deployment, validation, & monitoring.
Is Your Branching Strategy a Security Control or Just a Workflow?
Shift-left security only works if the foundation underneath it is built to enforce it —and that foundation starts with your branching strategy. This post makes the case that branching isn't just a developer workflow decision; it's a security architecture decision. We cover what branch protection actually enforces, how to choose the right model for your team, the three controls to implement this week, and how WWT's Cloud Workload Security practice helps teams build this foundation through hands-on workshops and implementation guidance.
Check Point Training Lab
This lab is designed for internal WWT Users to utilize Check Point's training to better understand their products, including Quantum, Harmony, CloudGuard, and Infinity Core Services.
The Art of Conflict: Cyber at War - How Iran's Retaliation is Shaping Critical Infrastructure and Global Enterprise Risk
Iran's retaliation model signals a period of active cyber probing coupled with sustained infrastructure targeting rather than a one-time shock event.
Google Cloud Computing Fundamentals
In the Google Cloud Computing Fundamentals Learning Path, we establish the groundwork for your journey into Google Cloud by exploring the fundamental shift from traditional on-premises hardware to a modern, service-based cloud model. You will learn to distinguish between the primary cloud service models, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS), to understand the specific responsibilities you retain versus those managed by Google.
CNAPP Explained: Simplifying Cloud-Native Security
In this lightboard session, we will take a look at the fundamental components of a Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) to understand how it consolidates your cloud security architecture. You will see a breakdown of how Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM), Cloud Workload Protection Platforms (CWPP), and Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM) work together to provide a unified view of your environment and prioritize the most important issues first.