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    Set Up Credential Phishing Prevention

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    Set Up Credential Phishing Prevention

    Detect attempts to submit corporate credentials to web pages and allow, alert, block, or require users to acknowledge the dangers of phishing before they can continue
    Where can I use this?
    What do I need?
    • Prisma Access
    • PAN-OS
    • Advanced URL Filtering license (or a legacy URL filtering license)
    Notes:
    • Legacy URL filtering licenses are discontinued, but active legacy licenses are still supported.
    • Prisma Access licenses usually include Advanced URL Filtering capabilities.
    After you have decided which of the methods to detect corporate credential submissions you want to use, take the following steps to enable the firewall to detect when users submit corporate credentials to web pages and either alert on this action, block the credential submission, or require users to acknowledge the dangers of phishing before continuing with the submission.
    Before enabling credential phishing prevention, verify that the Primary Username that you configure on the firewall uses the sAMAccountName attribute. Credential phishing prevention does not support alternate attributes.

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