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Palo Alto Networks enables tighter medical IoT security as device numbers soar
By 04:38 am July 15, 2024

As it introduces new capabilities for its healthcare network security platform, Palo Alto Networks aims to improve the detection and visibility of rapidly multiplying medical IoT devices, reducing the threat of cyber-attacks in medical settings.

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