Name: Lightboard Series: Autoscaling GlobalProtect in AWS
Uploaded: 2016-03-22T16:24:32.000Z
Duration: 14 min 3 s
Description: This Lightboard video is an overview on how to automatically scale GlobalProtect remote access solution up and down to meet real time demand while reducing costs.

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Lightboard Series: Autoscaling GlobalProtect in AWS

This Lightboard video is an overview on how to automatically scale GlobalProtect remote access solution up and down to meet real time demand while reducing costs.

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We use Palo Alto Networks Prisma Access for Remote Networks (SDWAN) and Mobile Users (GlobalProtect VPN). This allowed us to decommission on-prem firewalls and allow secure remote access from any office and any sanctioned device around the world.

GlobalProtect VPN works amazing. I can set a single policy set in my MU policies that apply to all of my end-users no matter where their home office or location is. I have offices in America, UK and Asia.
The Remote Networks policies were amazing to have a single policy set for all of my 11 offices instead of having to manage an on-oprem firewall in each office and having to make sure all changes are the same across all 11 firewalls (minus the passive HA devices).
ADEM allowed us to get proactive information about a GP client's networking/internet position to see if there was going to be a problem with them working based on the last mile and local internet routing information.

We were an early adopter (Q4 2019) so there was some growing pains with the CloudGenix acquisition and Palo rebranding it and shoe-horning it into the Palo Alto Networks Prisma Access ecosystem
Support was a huge problem recently. If you had an SDWAN (remote networks) you had to get transitioned to a different team. If you had aPalo Alto Networks Prisma Access problem with ADEM or Mobile Users, you got transitioned to a different team. If you had no idea if the problem was SDWAN related or GP related, then it got bounced around

Palo has increased their pricing and subscriptions lately and is causing us to revisit out position. We have been on Palo for 10 years with on-prem and 5 with Palo Alto Networks Prisma Access so we have a lot of in-house knowledge on how to use and administer Palo Alto Networks Prisma Access but the costs are making use do a cost benefit analysis against some of the other players in the magic quadrant. Especially if we can save costs.
Positive note is that when I do client audits (about 70 a year), once I tell them we are on Palo Alto Networks Prisma Access, they immediately check the box for meeting compliance with their requirements.
Another negative though is the many recent issues having to update certificates or zero-day vulnerability security updates. When you do this, it causes downtime. We're on 3 continents and run 24x7 so any downtime is difficult to navigate.

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We are making a leap to the organization with the apps and improving them through a good security infrastructure, we reinforce the connection since we have much monitoring in the company, and Palo Alto has given us a good network reinforcement experience, in addition, to providing us with continuous updates so that we are not left with an antiquated protected network.

A secure end-to-end network with virtualization to be able to choose the port of our interest and an opening of the same.
Monthly updates that are sufficient, automatic updates that allow us not to have to do the manual implementation.
Prisma allows automatically opens an IPsec/SSL VPN connection to Prisma Access.
Is flexible and scalable

It has a stable connection, it is secure and it has very good help support, I think it is time to say that I have no negative things to say related to prism so far. Has fully met the demarcated objective.

I agree that the first is the security of stability that it gives us.
The expeditious support in which they have no drama in providing us with driving information in the wee hours of the evening.
Opening ports at ease.

An estimated return on investment will be obtained in approximately 1 year.
The delay in entering applications with extra security has been saved by 5% vs. the old application, similar to the prism that we had.
We have reduced many more intrusions.
We have been able to save money on hiring helpers on tumultuous meddling repairs in the past.

Our company uses [Palo Alto Networks] GlobalProtect Mobile Security [Manager] to manage the large number of mobile phones and devices we have around the globe in one place with one common piece of software. This is needed especially now more than ever with almost all of our 5k+ employees located in remote work from home scenarios.

Complete control and configuration of iOS devices across our network.
Great username options in the latest version to help keep our devices organized and easy to manage.
Easy to enroll devices to connect to the VPN.

With all of it's unique features it does take some time to get folks up to speed in regards to supporting/managing the software.
Doesn't always play nice with non Palo Alto software.

All devices managed in one place
Ability to create different security levels/groups
Wide range of configuration options

This solved our problem of having more than one piece of software to manage access for different types of mobile devices.
Reduced our cost of needing multiple licenses to manage our VPN connectivity outside of the office.

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We are currently using this across the organization as our primary remote access tool for information workers. It was our replacement for Ciscos VPN solution was which was becoming burdensome to support as well as more difficult to manage with certificates. With a large push for remote work at our organization we needed a more seamless solution overall.

The ease of use through the panorama console is a big plus.
Users have reported back to us that they have had less issues getting connected.
Less latency in the connections in general.

It has created another area for us to manage some of the internet traffic for our users. Sites being open on-site and not on remote access or vice versa.
In general, the certificates are easier to handle than while on Cisco solution, it is still a pain to get the remote device a cert in place if it has "broken."
We would like to lock in the ability of which gateway we use to connect to the network. While it's not been an issue for us we have seen some oddness when using a different gateway than the preferred one.

The rollout process was extremely simple and easy to lock down so that end-users could not make changes to the agents.
Ease of use for the end users.
Part of our already in place eco system of vendor technologies.

It is extremely easy to manage who has remote access in our organization now.
It has allowed us to more fluidly get remote workers up and running.
Another tool to mange is never a good thing and the Panorama UI could use a little work.

It was used by the whole organization. It provided secure access to the company network.

Easy to configure.
Authentication rules can be made as strict as required to satisfy stringent audits.
Easy for end users.

I thought it did all things required very well.

It allowed us to pass very strict audits from the world's largest banks.
It was easy for our IT department to implement.

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