Automotive
Aviation
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Smart Farming
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Healthcare
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Cédric Jarkovsky
IoT Product & Marketing Director, Transatel
Leads Transatel’s global IoT product & marketing teams - will walk through how cellular traffic is routed and secured from device to core.
WEBINAR
CYBERSECURITY
Where 5G Meets Zero Trust: Enterprise IoT Security with Transatel & Palo Alto Networks
Connected IoT devices deliver business value, but they can also become an easy route into corporate networks if left unprotected. Hear from experts at Transatel and Palo Alto Networks to discover how the new cellular SASE secures those connections with no agents, no network changes, and a single unified policy across the globe.
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Two disciplines, One conversation: SASE for Connected Devices
A global IoT connectivity expert and a Zero Trust cybersecurity strategist,
unpacking the same problem from opposite ends of the wire.
Yogesh Ranade
Senior Director, Product Management, Palo Alto Networks
Owns product strategy, growth, and platform direction across SASE and SD-WAN offerings across enterprise, service provider, and government markets.
Alphons Evers
Senior Director, Security, GTM Europe, NTT DATA
Manages NTT DATA’s Go-to-Market activities for Security services across Europe with Palo Alto Networks
Webinar Moderator
30 mins session + 15 mins QnA
What we're unpacking
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Why IoT and OT devices have become one of the largest enterprise attack surfaces
Printers, cameras, sensors, and payment terminals can't run a security agent - they're too constrained, too numerous, and often deployed outside the corporate perimeter. The result is a fast-growing fleet of unmanaged endpoints that traditional security simply can't see.
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The limitations of traditional agent-based security approaches
SASE has become the go-to architecture for securing distributed IT - but it assumes every endpoint can run an agent. IoT and OT devices break that assumption, turning a temporary gap into a structural blind spot.
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How the Transatel + Palo Alto Networks architecture extends SASE protection to non-agent devices
Cellular SASE embeds security enforcement directly into the cellular connectivity layer, extending Zero Trust to your entire IoT fleet. No agents. No on-device configuration. No limits on scale.
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How enterprises can secure IoT traffic before it reaches the Internet
IoT traffic is routed through Transatel's cellular core network and inspected at the nearest Palo Alto SASE Point of Presence - before any internet breakout. Your devices and local network stay completely untouched.
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Built for teams managing globally
Built for teams managing globally
distributed connected devices
CISOs
Closing the visibility gap on unmanaged devices without new tooling overhead.
Network & Infra Managers
Extending policy without re-architecting existing local networks.
OT / IoT Leads
Securing sensors, printers, cameras & terminals that can't take an agent.
Security Architects
Evaluating SASE coverage models for mid-market and enterprise estates.