We currently leverage Prisma Cloud's Cloud Security Posture Management and Cloud Workload Protection Platform modules and planning to migrate to their full Cloud Native Application Protection Platform solution for a more holistic security approach.

We use the CSPM and compute modules.

I am using Prisma Cloud for one of my clients to provide Cloud Workload Protection Platform, Cloud Security Posture Management, and Identity and User Controls services.

We use Prisma Cloud's CSPM and container modules to secure our workloads across multiple cloud platforms, including GCP, Azure, and AWS.

We specialize in all Palo Alto modules, including visibility, compliance, governance, threat detection, data security, and hub security.

The two Prisma modules I use are cloud security posture management and cloud workload protection. The compute part of Prisma Cloud Cloud can also be deployed on-prem. It's mainly for an on-premise environment. You can deploy a standalone host to protect or review the configurations if you have a Kubernetes Docker host.

We use Prisma Cloud for container security, serverless function security, and our Cloud Security Posture Management.

For the bank, I mainly used the CSPM and Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM) modules. For the other customer, I tried Cloud Workload Protection. I also tried the CIEM module but for a different cloud provider.

We currently have four modules. We have Application Security, Runtime Security, and Cloud Security. The latest one is Data Security, but I have only been using the other three modules.

We use the GlobalProtect module within Prisma Cloud to ensure the security of our mobile users.

We have purchased the enterprise license that provides all the capabilities such as CSPM, CWP, and DSPM.

I have mostly used the CSPM and CWP side of things.

We are using the WAAS, CWP, application security, and CSPM modules.

I worked with Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM), cloud workload protection, and the new data security module.

We are mainly using the image scanning in the repository. Prisma Cloud by Palo Alto Networks can also be used at runtime to detect security issues, but we don't use that part. We use the workload image scanning for cloud computing, not the VM.

We are mainly using the image scanning in the repository. Prisma Cloud by Palo Alto Networks can also be used at runtime to detect security issues, but we don't use that part. We use the workload image scanning for cloud computing, not the VM.

We are mainly using the image scanning in the repository. Prisma Cloud by Palo Alto Networks can also be used at runtime to detect security issues, but we don't use that part. We use the workload image scanning for cloud computing, not the VM.

We are mainly using the image scanning in the repository. Prisma Cloud by Palo Alto Networks can also be used at runtime to detect security issues, but we don't use that part. We use the workload image scanning for cloud computing, not the VM.

Currently, we are using Prisma Cloud by Palo Alto Networks for CSPM, CWP, and application security. In CSPM, we check for cloud security posture and overall assets that we have. We verify whether we meet the compliance standards based on company compliance requirements. In CWP, we deploy a defender on containers that we use to monitor vulnerability and compliance issues. We have also started doing runtime protection, which checks for any runtime security threats such as crypto mining or port scanning. In application security, we perform Terraform scanning. We use containers with Prisma Cloud by Palo Alto Networks.