Securing Remote Access in Palo Alto Networks: Practical techniques to enable and protect remote users, improve your security posture, and troubleshoot next-generation firewalls

This is probably the most definite book on palo alto. Thank you for taking the time to write this book!

Mr. Piens is back again with a great follow up to Mastering Palo Alto Networks this time focusing on VPNs, security posture, logging, and credential theft prevention. As a former PCNSE who's not spent much time with PANOS 10.x this book has been helpful in learning about the new options added since 9.1.x in preparation to take the PCNSE exam again.If you run PANW firewalls in your environment do yourself a favor, pick up reaper's tomes, read them, then set about improving the setup of your firewalls.Full disclosure I was provided a digital copy of the book for review.

The Securing Remote Access in Palo Alto Networks book by Tom Piens is an essential guide to seasoned engineers and those just launching into Palo Alto Networks configuration. The book provide clear configuration steps for logging, GlobalProtect (GP) authentication and VPN setting, secure remote access through Prisma Access, etc. This guide even provides great troubleshooting details for these and other topics to to provide additional aid with the reader's Palo Alto Networks deployment. The awesome guide is well-paced and provides the details necessary to help engineers and soon-to-be engineers deploy these features in their environment.

The book is just an amazing guide on how to improve the Security Posture when working with PanOS FW, setting up Prisma Access, GlobalProtect, Logging and detailed troubleshooting. The author has carefully covered the most used features of PanOS and given good description on its setup, best practices and troubleshooting. A must read for all Networking/Security folks out there. Also recommend reading Mastering Palo Alto Networks by Tom Piens.

This book should be required reading for everyone that works with Palo Alto Networks firewalls. Tom has written clear and good instructions on how to harden your configuration, set up secure remote access and more. The book is well written and easy to follow even if you have just the basic knowledge about Palo Alto Firewalls, or just networking in general.