
Palo Alto Networks Expands Cloud in Asia-Pacific and Japan
Light House Denver – Palo Alto Networks has reinforced its commitment to delivering world-class cybersecurity across the Asia-Pacific and Japan (APJ) region. This is achieved through strategic investments in new cloud infrastructure. These new facilities are now operational in key markets including Australia, India, Indonesia, Japan, and Singapore.
This initiative integrates Prisma Access Browser, a cloud-based security solution designed to deliver maximum protection for web usage. The main goal is to provide secure browser access for both local and regional customers, while also meeting growing demands for data residency compliance, without compromising performance or reliability.
In today’s digital era, the browser has become the focal point of most daily work activities. The shift toward hybrid work models and the increased use of unmanaged devices have made browser security more critical than ever.
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Experts predict that in the coming years, the enterprise browser will become a core platform for enhancing productivity and ensuring device security, whether those devices are company-owned or personally managed by employees.
Traditional internet browsers are highly vulnerable to various cyber threats such as phishing attacks, malware, account takeovers, and malicious browser extensions. The widespread use of software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications and generative AI (GenAI) tools further heightens the risks. Users often access these tools through devices outside an organization’s security perimeter.
While these technologies can enhance productivity, they also introduce new security gaps. As a result, they broaden the attack surface and complicate an organization’s cybersecurity defense.
To address these challenges, Palo Alto Networks introduced Prisma Access Browser. It is the only secure browser powered by SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) architecture. This solution leverages Precision AI®, which helps to detect and block an average of 8.95 million new and unique attacks daily. By utilizing advanced AI, Prisma Access Browser provides robust security for users.
Prisma Access Browser is built on Zero Trust principles and advanced data loss prevention (DLP). It provides comprehensive protection, even on encrypted platforms like Office 365 and WhatsApp Web.
The addition of cloud locations across the APJ region highlights Palo Alto Networks’ dedication to supporting organizations. It ensures they receive dependable cybersecurity services locally. This infrastructure enables businesses to meet data residency regulations while enhancing their overall defense posture against modern cyber threats.
Through this strategic investment, Palo Alto Networks ensures that customers across the region can enjoy seamless cybersecurity. This enables them to access top-tier protection anytime and anywhere.
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