Strata Cloud Manager
New Features in March 2024
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Strata Cloud Manager Docs
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- Strata Copilot
- Command Center: Strata Cloud Manager
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- Dashboard: Build a Custom Dashboard
- Dashboard: Executive Summary
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- WildFire Dashboard: Filters
- WildFire Dashboard: Submissions and Verdicts
- WildFire Dashboard: Analysis Insights
- WildFire Dashboard: Verdict Trends
- WildFire Dashboard: Verdict Distribution
- WildFire Dashboard: Recent Submissions
- WildFire Dashboard: Submissions Per Source Application
- WildFire Dashboard: Submission Per Destination User
- WildFire Dashboard: Malware Regions
- WildFire Dashboard: Firewalls
- Dashboard: DNS Security
- Dashboard: AI Runtime Security
- Dashboard: IoT Security
- Dashboard: Prisma Access
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- Application Experience Dashboard: Mobile User Experience Card
- Application Experience Dashboard: Remote Site Experience Card
- Application Experience Dashboard: Experience Score Trends
- Application Experience Dashboard: Experience Score Across the Network
- Application Experience Dashboard: Global Distribution of Application Experience Scores
- Application Experience Dashboard: Experience Score for Top Monitored Sites
- Application Experience Dashboard: Experience Score for Top Monitored Apps
- Application Experience Dashboard: Application Performance Metrics
- Application Experience Dashboard: Network Performance Metrics
- Dashboard: Best Practices
- Dashboard: Compliance Summary
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- Prisma SD-WAN Dashboard: Device to Controller Connectivity
- Prisma SD-WAN Dashboard: Applications
- Prisma SD-WAN Dashboard: Top Alerts by Priority
- Prisma SD-WAN Dashboard: Overall Link Quality
- Prisma SD-WAN Dashboard: Bandwidth Utilization
- Prisma SD-WAN Dashboard: Transaction Stats
- Prisma SD-WAN Dashboard: Predictive Analytics
- Dashboard: PAN-OS CVEs
- Dashboard: CDSS Adoption
- Dashboard: Feature Adoption
- Dashboard: On Demand BPA
- Manage: IoT Policy Recommendation
- Manage: Enterprise DLP
- Manage: SaaS Security
- Manage: Prisma Access Browser
- Reports: Strata Cloud Manager
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- Strata Cloud Manager Release Information
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- New Features in April 2025
- New Features in March 2025
- New Features in February 2025
- New Features in January 2025
- New Features in December 2024
- New Features in November 2024
- New Features in October 2024
- New Features in September 2024
- New Features in August 2024
- New Features in July 2024
- New Features in June 2024
- New Features in May 2024
- New Features in April 2024
- New Features in March 2024
- New Features in February 2024
- New Features in January 2024
- New Features in November 2023
- New Features in October 2023
- New Features in September 2023
- Known Issues
- Addressed Issues
- Getting Help
New Features in March 2024
Here are the new features available in Strata Cloud Manager in March
2024.
Here are the latest new features introduced on Strata Cloud Manager. Features listed here
include some feature highlights for the products supported with Strata Cloud Manager.
For the full list of new features supported for a product you're using with Strata Cloud
Manager, see the release notes for that product.
Changes to Monitor > Applications and Monitor > Users
If you’re using Strata Cloud Manager with NGFWs, in addition to Prisma
Access:
The Strata Cloud Manager pages where you can monitor your applications
and users, now include NGFW data.
- Monitor > ApplicationsThe Prisma Access tab is now showing you NGFW data together with your Prisma Access data. This gives you a single, unified view of applications across your NGFWs and Prisma Access. If you need to view Autonomous DEM data, set the scope of the data on this tab to Prisma Access (since that data is specific to Prisma Access).
- Monitor > UsersThe Users page is now showing you NGFW data together with your Prisma Access data, giving you a single, unified view of all your users. If you need to view Autonomous DEM data, set the scope of the data on this tab to Prisma Access (since that data is specific to Prisma Access).
These changes are a step towards some new features we will be providing
you very soon! As part of the upcoming changes, you can anticipate that this
page will be consolidated into a brand new, interactive view that brings
together all activity insights from across your NGFWs and Prisma Access
deployments. Check back here in the release notes for the latest updates.
AIOps for NGFW: NGFW/Panorama Management Certificate Expiration Alert
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March 1, 2024
Introducing the NGFW/Panorama Management
Certificate Expiration alert that detects the
upcoming expiration of the NGFW or Panorama Management
certificate on devices by April 7, 2024. When these certificates
expire, it results in a loss of connection between Panorama and
NGFWs, M-Series appliances operating in PAN-DB private cloud
mode, WildFire appliances (WF500/B), and Peer Panoramas,
regardless of their management or Log Collector modes.
Consequently, expired certificates compromise centralized
management and visibility, posing security risks and operational
inefficiencies. This alert helps you identify the PAN-OS devices
within your network that are susceptible to this issue and
provides information about the remediation options.
Supported on AIOps for NGFW Free
and Strata Cloud Manager
with AIOps for NGFW Premium license.
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Health alerts actively monitor the health and
performance of your platform in real-time. This approach helps in identifying
issues, predicting potential problems, and implementing remediation actions to
ensure your devices function optimally. Here are some key aspects:
- Monitoring Metrics: Continuously monitor various metrics from the NGFWs, including CPU utilization, memory usage, disk space, network throughput, and other relevant performance indicators.
- Anomaly Detection: Generate alerts that dynamically adjust based on the metric's historical value and your usage trends.
- Predictive Analysis: Predict when certain thresholds exceed or when specific events occur by analyzing historical data and patterns. This helps forecast potential issues before they escalate.
AIOps for NGFW: Probable Cause Analysis with CDL
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March 1, 2024
The probable cause
analysis is enhanced to use the Cortex Data Lake
(CDL) logs and provide additional metadata to identify the
probable cause that led to the creation of an alert or incident.
This analysis enables pinpointing the policies, applications,
source zones, URLs, source IPs, and regions potentially causing
the alert, thereby facilitating appropriate remediation actions.
For instance, when session exhaustion triggers an
Adverse Resource Usage alert, you can
utilize the probable cause analysis to identify the primary
contributors to the alert and follow the suggested remediation
recommendations.
Supported on Strata Cloud Manager
with AIOps for NGFW Premium license.
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To troubleshoot the issues that cause alerts, AIOps for NGFW leverages advanced AI
capabilities to provide probable causes for alerts. By reviewing
these probable causes, you can identify the source of the issue and follow the
provided recommendations for resolving it. This feature ensures optimal network
performance by mitigating disruptions and maximizing the effectiveness of your
cybersecurity solution.