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The next frontier: unified Zero Trust across IT/OT and seamless zero-touch onboarding that scales private 5G securely and efficiently.
The OneLayer Bridge connects cellular vendors like Ericsson and Nokia with IT security tools—ensuring end-to-end visibility and secure scaling.
Utility deployments show that automation and simplicity matter as much as cybersecurity—helping non-cellular teams onboard devices with ease.
OneLayer monitors for spoofing, SIM misuse, and rogue devices behind routers—providing instant alerts and automated containment in private networks.
OneLayer extends visibility beyond CPEs, detecting every device behind routers and gateways to enforce real-time access and security controls.
ONEID gives every device a dynamic identity—linking SIM, IP, and IMEI for unified visibility and smarter segmentation across enterprise networks.
OneLayer shifted focus from SIM-based dashboards to a device-first model, delivering deeper visibility, context, and security for private LTE/5G networks.
Palo Alto Networks is redefining security for the private 5G era. Through AI-powered Zero Trust, real-time visibility, and global partnerships, the company enables enterprises to protect data, devices, and AI workloads across IT, OT, and industrial networks—creating a trusted foundation for Industry 4.0 innovation.
As AI adoption accelerates, most enterprises still lack proper security guardrails. Mitch from Palo Alto Networks discusses how Zero Trust frameworks are critical for securing private 5G and LTE environments, helping organizations embrace AI responsibly while protecting mission-critical operations.
Private 5G is only the first step toward full industrial automation. Meir Cohen of Palo Alto Networks explains how Zero Trust and AI convergence will secure data, devices, and automation across the edge, core, and cloud, creating the foundation for the next generation of intelligent, secure industrial operations.
AI introduces new layers of risk across models, data, and applications. Mitch Rappard of Palo Alto Networks explains how AI Runtime Security protects edge and AI workloads within private 5G environments, scanning millions of models daily and preventing prompt injection, data leakage, and model poisoning in real time.
Collaboration drives stronger private 5G security. Meir Cohen of Palo Alto Networks explains how partnerships with Ericsson, Nokia, and NTT DATA create pre-tested, integrated solutions, helping enterprises achieve reliable, secure, and scalable connectivity for industrial innovation.

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