Nick Dorling, Systems Engineering Manager at Palo Alto


A lot if the solutions rely on installing an agent on a device. It means that they get good insight to that device, but not to devices that cant run their agent…

That said, the palo alto systems seem really good, if you are all cloud based and want that fine grained zero trust setupthe best thing I think though is the redundancy from their peering with the big cloud providers all over the globe