Prisma Cloud provides us with a single tool to protect all of our resources and applications.

Prisma Cloud provides us with a single tool to protect all of our cloud resources.

Prisma Cloud provides a single monitoring tool. The single point of monitoring makes our company more secure.

It provides a single tool for protecting all cloud resources without the need to reconcile compliance reports. All of our reports come into Prisma's CSPM module via the APIs. It's easy to get the reports coming into CSPM. We can get the inventory, asset, and alert reports containing all of the alert notifications coming into the CWPP and the reliability and compliance. It has enhanced our overall reporting experience.

The standout feature of this tool is its ability to consolidate all the features we typically access from various sources, including AWS.

Prisma Cloud provides 70 percent of coverage in a single tool to protect our cloud resources and applications.

Prisma Cloud offers a consolidated tool for cloud security, effectively covering CSPM, CNAP, CWPP, and ISE components. While their AppSec capabilities are still under development, I anticipate a comprehensive solution in the near future. Although Prisma Cloud is a strong standalone option, integrating a SOAR tool from another provider might be necessary for a truly end-to-end solution.

Prisma Cloud offers a single tool for checking all this information.

Prisma Cloud offers SaaS security and data loss prevention as separate features requiring additional licensing. Both can be managed through a single portal. For threat prevention, they provide Cortex XDR, a recent cybersecurity offering from Palo Alto. When combined, we have a single tool to protect all of our cloud resources and applications.

I wouldn't say we can protect everything with Prisma. It identifies the issue but doesn't resolve it. Protection is something else that we have to do in the cloud environment.

One of the advantages of Prisma Cloud's GlobalProtect module is that it provides a centralized tool for monitoring applications, user connections, and latency. Additionally, it allows us to track the percentage of availability.