It shouldn't, but there may be cases where you want to whitelist a file. For example, a word doc with macros in it might get picked up as malicious, but you want to allow it
does palo allow first time to download the 0 day malware ? and only send a copy to wildfire or it will block at the first time and send it wildfire ? i am wounding palo allow or deny the very first time traffic which is 0 day and no reference DB. thanks
Sounds pretty much the same as Fortisanbox by Fortinet, the biggest difference is that with the free license you can send 100 files every day no matter the file type
If it's a malicious file with a severity of high, why would the PA allow it?
It shouldn't, but there may be cases where you want to whitelist a file. For example, a word doc with macros in it might get picked up as malicious, but you want to allow it
does palo allow first time to download the 0 day malware ? and only send a copy to wildfire or it will block at the first time and send it wildfire ? i am wounding palo allow or deny the very first time traffic which is 0 day and no reference DB. thanks
Thanks Network Direction, love your content.
Much appreciated!
Sounds pretty much the same as Fortisanbox by Fortinet, the biggest difference is that with the free license you can send 100 files every day no matter the file type
Do you like FortiGate? I've used a few, but I prefer Palo Alto
@@NetworkDirection I love them! Coming from Watchguard is like night and day 😁