In this InterSECt 2026 session, learn how Palo Alto Networks Prisma Browser works with existing next-generation firewalls to simplify secure remote access to private applications.
Remote employees, contractors and partners often need immediate access to applications hosted in private clouds or data centers—but they may not have corporate-managed devices. Combining Prisma Browser with an existing compatible NGFW enables organizations to extend controlled private-application access without waiting for laptops to be provisioned and shipped.
In this video, learn how Prisma Browser and NGFW integration helps organizations:
• Securely connect unmanaged devices to private applications
• Support contractors, partners and remote employees
• Apply browser security in additional access scenarios
• Use an existing compatible NGFW as a connectivity point
• Reduce the need for separately deployed connector infrastructure
• Avoid opening new inbound ports to private applications
• Simplify endpoint, network and data-center operations
• Reduce onboarding time for remote workers
• Extend Zero Trust controls across private application access
Prisma Browser places security and data controls directly in the browser, while NGFW integration provides secure connectivity to applications hosted in data centers and private clouds.
Watch the full Deep Dive on-demand on Delivering Greater Value Together: Next-Generation Firewall and Prisma Browser: https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/intersect?utm_medium=events&utm_campaign=-keynote-callout&webinar=prisma-browser-for-ngfw
Chapters:
00:00 Integrating Prisma Browser with NGFW
00:15 Why combine browser and network security
00:25 Private app access from unmanaged devices
00:35 Simplifying deployment with existing NGFWs
00:48 Secure remote access from any device
01:01 Avoiding new inbound ports and infrastructure
01:16 Faster onboarding for remote users
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