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Palo Alto Networks is making two products, Unit 42 Continuous Frontier AI Defense and Prisma AIRS, available for procurement through OpenAI's new marketplace, so enterprises with OpenAI spend commitments can apply it toward these security tools. The vendor's claim that AI-driven attacks have cut breach cycles by almost 97% is unverified marketing framing, not an independent finding. For AI readers, the substantive signal is that AI security tooling, covering runtime protection, governance, and AI-driven offensive testing, is being packaged into frontier-lab procurement channels.

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Palo Alto Networks Brings Continuous AI Defense and Prisma AIRS to the OpenAI Marketplace

Palo Alto NetworksOctober 23, 20264 min read

Palo Alto Networks announces that Unit 42® Continuous Frontier AI Defense and Prisma AIRS™ are now on the newly launched OpenAI Marketplace, making them directly available to OpenAI’s enterprise customers. Threat actors are … The post Palo Alto Networks Brings Continuous AI Defense and Prisma AIRS to the OpenAI Marketplace appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.

Palo Alto Networks announces that Unit 42® Continuous Frontier AI Defense and Prisma AIRS™ are now on the newly launched OpenAI Marketplace, making them directly available to OpenAI’s enterprise customers. Threat actors are deploying artificial intelligence to find and exploit vulnerabilities at unprecedented speed, compressing breach cycles by almost 97%—from weeks down to mere hours. Human-speed defense can no longer keep pace with adversaries executing automated, continuous attacks. For enterprise organizations holding OpenAI spend commitments, this milestone offers a compelling 2-for-1 financial and…

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