CN-Series

Containerised next-generation firewall for Kubernetes environments. CN-Series firewalls can inspect all outbound traffic originating from a containerized application – and halt inadvertent access of suspect websites and command-and-control servers. Securing Red Hat clusters with CN-Series firewall to implement Zero Trust for containerized apps. Block suspicious activity and prevent exfiltration with full outbound traffic content inspection, including encrypted SSL traffic and traffic originating from containerized applications. It is available as a container image.

Current Version

11.2.0

Product Page

paloaltonetworks.com/…/network-se…

Market

Enterprise

Licence

Paid

Price

Quote

Record Created

2026-09-19

Last Updated

2026-10-20

Palo Alto Networks was founded in 2005 by Nir Zuk, who had written the first stateful inspection engine at Check Point, and built the next-generation firewall — an appliance that identifies the application in a flow rather than judging it by port number. That product made the company, and it is now one of the largest security firms in the world, listed on Nasdaq, with around 16,000 employees and over 70,000 customers. Its range is organised under three names: Strata for network security and the PA-Series firewalls, Prisma for cloud and SASE, and Cortex for security operations — Cortex XDR for detection and response, Cortex XSOAR for automation, Cortex Xpanse for attack-surface discovery and Cortex XSIAM as the platform it is steering customers toward. Unit 42 is its threat intelligence and incident response arm. What appears in this index is the endpoint and firewall end of that portfolio. Its endpoint agent is sold as part of a platform rather than on its own, which is worth knowing when comparing its price and its test results with a standalone product's. Vendor page →

Website

paloaltonetworks.com

Country

🇺🇸United States

Headquarters

🇺🇸Santa Clara, United States

Year Established

2005

Customers

70K organisations

Users

100M users

Revenue

$11.5B (2026)