Integrate HPE Juniper Networking Mist AI with Device Security to enhance your network visibility by importing network device inventory and wireless client information from Mist AI's AI-driven platform into Device Security. This integration addresses the challenge of maintaining comprehensive network asset visibility across hybrid environments where you operate both HPE Juniper Networking Mist AI infrastructure and Palo Alto Networks security solutions.

You can create recurring jobs to discover and catalog network devices including access points, switches, routers, and wireless clients from your Mist AI deployment. The integration retrieves identifying device attributes such as MAC addresses, serial numbers, models, and firmware versions for wired, wireless, and NAC clients. For wireless clients, Device Security also learns information such as authentication methods, SSID associations, and access point connections. This comprehensive device inventory enables you to maintain accurate asset records, monitor device compliance, and implement consistent security policies across your entire network infrastructure.

By consolidating network visibility into Device Security, you eliminate the need to correlate data across multiple management systems, making time to resolution faster when there's a security issue. You can identify unauthorized devices, track device movements across your wireless network infrastructure, monitor authentication events, and maintain compliance with security policies. The integration particularly benefits organizations managing large wireless deployments where manual device tracking proves impractical.

To deploy this integration, you need API access to your Mist AI portal, with appropriate permissions to query inventory and client data. When configuring the integration, you can also choose which Mist AI sites to pull information from, or learn about devices across your entire organization for comprehensive visibility.

Integrating with HPE Juniper Networking Mist AI requires either a full-featured Cortex XSOAR server or the activation of a Device Security free cohosted Cortex XSOAR instance.