Data Center Best Practice Security Policy
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- What Is a Data Center Best Practice Security Policy?
- Why Do I Need a Data Center Best Practice Security Policy?
- Data Center Best Practice Methodology
- How Do I Deploy a Data Center Best Practice Security Policy?
- How to Assess Your Data Center
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- Create the Data Center Best Practice Antivirus Profile
- Create the Data Center Best Practice Anti-Spyware Profile
- Create the Data Center Best Practice Vulnerability Protection Profile
- Create the Data Center Best Practice File Blocking Profile
- Create the Data Center Best Practice WildFire Analysis Profile
- Use Cortex XDR to Protect Data Center Endpoints
- Create Data Center Traffic Block Rules
- Order the Data Center Security Policy Rulebase
- Maintain the Data Center Best Practice Rulebase
- Use Palo Alto Networks Assessment and Review Tools
Data Center Best Practice Security Policy
Learn about Palo Alto Networks data center security policy
best practices to protect your most valuable assets.
Your enterprise’s most valuable assets reside in your
data center, including proprietary source code, intellectual property,
and sensitive company and customer data. Your customers and employees
trust you to maintain the confidentiality of their sensitive data
and expect your data center to be always available because they
expect their data to be always available. It’s important for the
integrity and success of your business to implement a data center
best practice security policy that safeguards your data and prevents
successful attacks.
The following methods and recommendations provide a blueprint
for planning, designing, and implementing a data center best practice
security policy in a phased, prioritized manner. Creating a data
center best practice security policy may be a daunting task if you
try to implement every protection on every area of your network
at one time. However, if you evaluate what is most important to
protect and begin implementing your data center best practice security
policy by defending your most valuable assets first, you can transition
gradually to a security policy that allows you to safely enable
applications, users, and content without taking undue risks.
The Data
Center Security Policy Best Practices Checklist provides
an overview of pre-deployment, deployment, and post-deployment best practices,
and a way to implement best practices more quickly if you don’t
need detailed explanations.