Palo Alto Networks now operates new inline deep learning detection engines in the Advanced Threat Prevention cloud to analyze traffic for command injection and SQL injection vulnerabilities in real-time to protect users against zero-day threats. This also includes signature-based prevention for thousands of known vulnerabilities and industry-leading response times for critical and high CVEs for top vendors.

By operating cloud-based detection engines, you can access a wide array of detection mechanisms that are updated and deployed automatically without requiring the user to download update packages or operate process intensive, firewall-based analyzers which can sap resources. Inline cloud analysis operates under your Vulnerability Protection profile and supports two analysis engines upon initial release: SQL injection and Command injection. Additional analysis models are delivered through content updates, however, enhancements to existing models are performed as a cloud-side update, requiring no local update process. Inline cloud analysis is enabled and configured using the Vulnerability Protection profile and requires an active Advanced Threat Prevention license.