Aeris and Palo Alto Networks partner to secure wireless IoT devices around the world

Introduction


Aeris A wireless management and Internet of Things IoT platform provider has completed its first major security integration with Palo Alto Networks to enhance security for wireless Internet of Things IoT devices. The partnership combines Aeris’ IoT technology with Palo Alto’s Prisma SASE 5G platform to close a critical security gap known as the “wireless IoT blind spot.

 

What the Integration Does

Wireless IoT devices present security challenges for standard enterprise networks because they require specialized protection methods. Aeris and Palo Alto Networks now connect these devices to the enterprise security framework using agentless, global Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) protection. The system enables organizations to monitor and manage their entire network through one unified interface.

Key Features of the Combined Solution

The integration offers several important benefits for enterprises:

  • Unified Security Visibility: IT teams can enforce consistent security policies across all devices, including wireless IoT, through one dashboard.
  • Layer 7 Security Controls: Advanced protection such as Deep Packet Inspection and Data Loss Prevention can now be applied to IoT traffic worldwide.
  • Real-Time Threat Monitoring: Continuous monitoring helps detect and respond to security threats across networks and throughout a device’s lifecycle.
  • Global Wireless Scalability: Aeris’ connectivity network spans nearly 30 major mobile operators, enabling secure deployment of IoT devices almost anywhere.
  • Faster Deployment: Enterprises can implement secure IoT systems with less configuration and interoperability testing, speeding up rollout.
  • 5G Support: The architecture is designed to handle high-bandwidth and mission-critical applications that rely on 5G connectivity.

Why This Matters

Wireless IoT devices need secure protection because they operate in areas that extend beyond regular network boundaries. Organizations can use Palo Alto Networks SASE security solutions together with Aeris IoT platform to protect their wireless Internet of Things devices as their primary security focus instead of treating them as security vulnerabilities.

Quotes From Leaders

Jon Connet, Chief Product Officer of Aeris announces that the partnership establishes a fundamental transformation for enterprise security through its ability to secure wireless IoT networks by utilizing the same security systems which protect traditional IT infrastructure. Both companies require solutions which can deliver complete visibility while protecting their innovations in 5G and AI systems.

Industry Impact

The current development shows a wider pattern which brings together IoT connectivity with cybersecurity systems. Enterprises with extensive IoT networks now possess tools which enable them to apply zero-trust principles and security policies across their wireless devices at large scale, which results in decreased security risks and easier security operations.

Conclusion


The integration between Aeris and Palo Alto Networks establishes an important milestone for securing Internet of Things ecosystems in their entirety. Wireless edge security which meets enterprise standards enables businesses to secure their complex Internet of Things systems while driving their digital transformation and innovative initiatives.

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