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"Browse Bravely With Prisma Access Browser"

Tuesday, May 20, 2025 at 1 PM EST

The browser is today’s workspace, with over 85% of work life spent there.¹ Employees, contractors, partners and vendors use it to access business-critical apps and data. While it increases productivity and flexibility, it also creates a major security gap. In fact, 95% of organizations reported a security incident originating in the browser.²

A secure browser gives you the ability to:

• Secure access from unmanaged and BYOD devices
• Stop AI-generated and SaaS-hosted phishing attacks.
• Protect against data age with built-in last-mile data defense.
• Provide a familiar browsing experience with zero learning curve.

But with so many options and factors to consider, how do you find the ideal secure browser? Join our specialists who will take you through Prisma® Access Browser. It’s the only SASE browser that protects data on any device, anywhere. Come see what’s possible.

¹ The State of Workforce Security: Key Insights for IT and Security Leaders, Palo Alto Networks and Omdia, January 2025.

² Ibid.

Speaker:
Nitish Khadke, Principal Product Manager, Prisma SASE, Palo Alto Networks
Nitish is a pioneer in web security. As part of the Browsers team, he currently leads Prisma Access Integrations for the Prisma Access Browser product.

Prior to this, Nitish launched the next-gen Remote Browser Isolation (RBI) product and was leading the Advanced URL Filtering product before that where he launched various detectors, including a first-of-its-kind real-time detection engine for SaaS-based and MiTM phishing attacks.

Prior to Palo Alto Networks, Nitish led the product team at Shape Security (part of F5) responsible for thwarting over 2 billion daily attacks on major financial institutions.

Moderator:
Michael Krieger, Moderator, Dark Reading
Michael has been involved in various disciplines in the information technology field for more than 25 years. His background and experience in product development, marketing and sales give him a unique perspective on how and why companies succeed in the technology marketplace. He has served as a senior VP for marketing at FutureLink, a large ASP based in Southern California. Before that he was VP of marketing for Hitachi Data Systems’ server product line, and also was a senior product manager for AST Research's server and data communications product lines.

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