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| Product | Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention View product | Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention View product |
|---|---|---|
| Overview | ||
| What it is | Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention: single-pass scanning and DNS security integration. Built for inline exploit prevention. Compare Network Security alternatives. | What does Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention do? It covers SecIntel feeds. See typical use cases, on-premises or hybrid deployment and how it compares to rivals. |
| Product type | Inline Deep Learning Intrusion Prevention (IPS) | Advanced Threat Prevention Appliance |
| Best for | Cross-industry, Financial Services, Healthcare, Government, Critical Infrastructure | Cross-industry, Government, Financial Services, Defense |
| Pricing | ||
| Pricing model | Contact Vendor | Contact Vendor |
| Free trial | Free trial: no | Free trial: no |
| Deployment | ||
| Deployment options | Cloud | CloudHybridOn-Premise |
| Deployment details | Cloud-delivered subscription on NGFW / Prisma Access; Cloud-delivered security service on physical, virtual, or cloud firewalls | On-premises; Hybrid; On-premises hardware appliance; Private cloud |
| Data residency | In-line traffic processing; cloud intelligence respects regional privacy regulations | On-premises appliance deployment |
| Key features | ||
| What it offers |
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| Platform & access | ||
| API access | API access: yes | API access: yes |
| Single sign-on (SSO) | SSO: yes | SSO: yes |
| Role-based access (RBAC) | RBAC: yes | RBAC: yes |
| Multi-tenant | Multi-tenant: yes | Multi-tenant: yes |
| Mobile app | Mobile app: no | Mobile app: no |
| Supported platforms | Hardware NGFWsVM-SeriesCN-SeriesPrisma Access | Enterprise PerimeterBranch Networks |
| Compliance | Common Criteria, FIPS 140-2, ISO 27001 | Common CriteriaFIPS 140-2ICSA Labs |
| Integrations & coverage | ||
| Integrations | PAN-OS Next-Gen FirewallsPrisma AccessWildFireAdvanced URL FilteringStrata Cloud Manager | Juniper SRX SeriesMX SeriesEX SeriesSyslog |
| Industries | Cross-industryFinancial ServicesHealthcareGovernmentCritical Infrastructure | Cross-industryGovernmentFinancial ServicesDefense |
| Regions | Global | Global |
| Vendor | ||
| Company | Palo Alto Networks | Juniper Networks |
| Headquarters | Santa Clara, California, USA | Sunnyvale, California, USA |
| Company size | 15,000+ | 10,000+ |
| Founded | 2005 | 1996 |
Overview
What it is
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention: single-pass scanning and DNS security integration. Built for inline exploit prevention. Compare Network Security alternatives.Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention
What does Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention do? It covers SecIntel feeds. See typical use cases, on-premises or hybrid deployment and how it compares to rivals.Product type
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Inline Deep Learning Intrusion Prevention (IPS)Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Advanced Threat Prevention ApplianceBest for
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Cross-industry, Financial Services, Healthcare, Government, Critical InfrastructureJuniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Cross-industry, Government, Financial Services, DefensePricing
Pricing model
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Contact VendorJuniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Contact VendorFree trial
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Free trial: noJuniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Free trial: noDeployment
Deployment options
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Deployment details
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Cloud-delivered subscription on NGFW / Prisma Access; Cloud-delivered security service on physical, virtual, or cloud firewallsJuniper Advanced Threat Prevention
On-premises; Hybrid; On-premises hardware appliance; Private cloudData residency
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
In-line traffic processing; cloud intelligence respects regional privacy regulationsJuniper Advanced Threat Prevention
On-premises appliance deploymentKey features
What it offers
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
- Inline deep learning detection
- Zero-day exploit blocking
- Command-and-control interruption
- DNS security integration
- Automated signature generation
- Single-pass scanning
- Protocol anomaly detection
- Inline exploit prevention
Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention
- On-premises sandboxing
- Static & dynamic malware inspection
- Machine learning analysis
- SecIntel feeds
- Zero-day malware sandboxing
- APT defense
- Automated network quarantine
Platform & access
API access
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
API access: yesJuniper Advanced Threat Prevention
API access: yesSingle sign-on (SSO)
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
SSO: yesJuniper Advanced Threat Prevention
SSO: yesRole-based access (RBAC)
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
RBAC: yesJuniper Advanced Threat Prevention
RBAC: yesMulti-tenant
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Multi-tenant: yesJuniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Multi-tenant: yesMobile app
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Mobile app: noJuniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Mobile app: noSupported platforms
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Compliance
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Integrations & coverage
Integrations
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Industries
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Regions
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Vendor
Company
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Palo Alto NetworksJuniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Juniper NetworksHeadquarters
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
Santa Clara, California, USAJuniper Advanced Threat Prevention
Sunnyvale, California, USACompany size
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
15,000+Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention
10,000+Founded
Palo Alto Advanced Threat Prevention
2005Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention
1996