Danielle talks an overworked Sam out of quitting, thanks to Prisma Cloud’s automation. Now Sam can get back to practicing with his boomerang. 

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Transcript:

SAM: DANIELLE!!!! 

DANIELLE: Uh…hello? 

SAM: I'm putting my two weeks in. I am out of here. 

DANIELLE: What?? 

SAM: I just got a memo from high up saying we're moving our network from a single cloud to a hybrid cloud environment. I'm already barely keeping up with monitoring everything going on, now I have to do it on multiple clouds? It's always shifting and scaling! That's the point of cloud! I can't do this. 

DANIELLE: Hey, hey, take a breath. Let's figure this out. I might already have a solution for you, if we can get there. 

SAM: I don’t think this is working. 

DANIELLE: It is, and it will. Let's get through this together. DevOps and security engineers against the world. 

SAM: Okay tell me, wise developer. What’s your idea? 

DANIELLE: Let's figure out the main problem first. What exactly is going on? 

SAM: Okay, okay. Our cloud network——well, networks, now——dynamically scale with our demand, so I'm always chasing down a baseline. 

And if I can find a breach, I have to dig around and figure out how. And why. And when.  

And what if it was in an old environment or configuration and nobody saw it? And now I have to do that over multiple networks?? 

DANIELLE: Let's bring it back down. We'll get through it. We need to use Pr-- 

SAM: That’s easy for DevOps to say. This is all a mess for security engineers. 

DANIELLE: Prisma Cloud from Palo Alto Networks could handle all this! If we put it on our system and enabled their runtime security, we'd be able to let the machines do the work. 

SAM: It sounds too good to be true. 

DANIELLE: Once we enable its built-in runtime security, it'll use AI and machine learning to model what a healthy environment should look like across our dynamic scaling. 

SAM: But I’ll still have to track it. 

DANIELLE: Nope, Prisma Cloud will do it—across all of our cloud environments. Even if we add another, it'll all work as one. 

SAM: What if something changes, though? I’ll have to stick around after hours whenever we create new containers to fine-tune all these new parameters. 

DANIELLE: You can just tell the system to create automatic definitions for different environments. That way, if there is a breach, fallout stays siloed. 

SAM: How quick is all of this? I don't want to have to compile big reports—and as you know I'm— 

DANIELLE: Practicing for that boomerang competition. Yeah. Prisma Cloud detects it all in real time and we can incorporate it into every layer of our environments. So if you see a problem, you can quickly fix it, then get back to- 

SAM: Boomerang throwing techniques! My arm is really loosening up. 

DANIELLE: Or…actually doing your job. 

SAM: You seem to know enough about security for the both of us, so who knows. 

DANIELLE: It's DevSecOps! We work together, remember? 

SAM: So if we can get Prisma Cloud on our network, it'll dynamically scan and scale across all our containers, server functions, and cloud services—and tell us about breaches? 

DANIELLE: Yep. See? We worked through this. 

SAM: Okay, okay…let's get this going. 

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