(IoT Security)
Palo Alto Networks’ IoT Security, now positioned under Device Security/Enterprise Device Security, focuses on discovering, classifying, and monitoring managed, unmanaged, IoT, and OT assets on enterprise networks. It uses AI and machine learning to build a real-time device inventory, infer device type and attributes from network traffic, and surface behavioral risk. The product is aimed at organizations that need visibility and policy control for heterogeneous connected devices, especially environments with many unmanaged or hard-to-patch assets. It sits inside Palo Alto Networks’ broader security platform, but the IoT Security scope is centered on asset discovery, risk assessment, and device-aware protection.
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Picari insights
Large enterprises with existing Palo Alto Networks infrastructure seeking integrated IoT security.
- Organizations requiring a unified security platform for IT and OT/IoT.
- Environments with a high volume of diverse IoT devices requiring granular control.
- Enterprises prioritizing automated policy enforcement and threat prevention for IoT.
- Small businesses with limited security budgets and personnel.
- Organizations looking for a standalone, lightweight IoT security solution.
- Environments with minimal IoT presence or simple security requirements.
Core capabilities
Common use cases
Securing Smart Buildings
Protecting Healthcare IoT
Industrial IoT Security
Compliance with IoT Security Standards
Every product has trade-offs, and which of them matter depends on your environment, your team and your timeline.
Palo Alto Networks (IoT Security) pricing and integrations
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