After Device Security identifies IoT devices on your network and discovers if they pose any security threats, it works with next-generation firewalls—and also with Prisma Access—to protect your devices and network. In addition, you can integrate Device Security with third-party products to expand the use of their specific features. For example, when a network access control (NAC) solution integrates with Device Security, it can allow or deny network access to IoT devices whose identity it would otherwise be unaware of. Device Security users can also send a NAC system or a wireless LAN controller commands to quarantine IoT devices that have vulnerabilities or for which there are security alerts. Sometimes an integration works in one direction with Device Security sharing its device information with a third-party product, and sometimes it works the other way with Device Security learning device information from a third-party product. Other integrations enhance Device Security functionality, such as its integration with third-party vulnerability scanners.

There are two options for integrating Device Security with third-party systems and a third option for integrating Cortex XSOAR with Device Security through its API:

Device Security supports a variety of types of third-party integrations, from asset and network management to vulnerability management and endpoint protection. You can configure Device Security to work with the following third-party integrations:

For information about the third-party integrations that Device Security supports, see the Device Security Integration Guide.