Sometimes, during the workday I search for information and topics on LIVEcommunity where others may have faced the same challenges to see how others solved them.
For example, new projects, new requirements of customers that need to be implemented and, of course, new challenges of protecting the customers from cyberattacks and 0-days.
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There are days that are less special than others, where “normal” tasks like checking on the growing firewall infrastructure and monitoring tools, solving incidents, and planning the upcoming maintenance windows for software updates need to be done-but almost always there are new and challenging situations. Sharing is caring, and the more community members share their thoughts and information, the more everyone benefits.Ĭan you tell us about a typical day at work?Īctually, there is no "typical" day at work for me. While searching for information in the community, do not hesitate to reply to topics! Maybe you will have the same experience as someone else and find out-like I did-that actively participating helps you almost in the same way as it helps others. What is your message to newcomers in community? Helping others while learning at the same time and sometimes also to ask questions to the community. What keeps you coming back to LIVEcommunity? "I realized that it was not only helping others, but it was a great way for me to learn new things and get better in my job." While doing this more and more, I realized that it was not only helping others, but it was a great way for me to learn new things and get better in my job. Some months later, I created an article where I shared some informations about QoS monitoring and started replying to topics where I thought my input would be helpful.
While reading some of the unanswered topics I realized that there are quite a few that I was able to answer-but to be honest, I didn’t.
In the beginning, I used the community as source for information that I needed to solve problems. What motivated you to start engaging in LIVEcommunity? Compared to the other firewall vendors that was used back then, the Palo Alto Networks firewall did exactly what we configured and the updates were just working without spending hours or even days of troubleshooting with failed updates. Even with the really slow management webUI on this platform, it was clearly the beginning of something great. My first experience with Palo Alto Networks products was with a PA-500. What was your first experience with Palo Alto Networks products/services? It's nice that the time I spend with the LIVEommunity is recognized by this status, and that my contributions are of value. I admit that it makes me feel a little proud to be a Palo Alto Networks LIVEcommunity Cyber Elite member! What does being a LIVEcommunity Cyber Elite mean to you? Read on to get his thoughts on these topics and more. We recently had an opportunity to talk to Remo about Palo Alto Networks (PANW), his journey in cybersecurity, and of course, being a LIVEcommunity Cyber Elite. Cyber Elite Spotlight Interview with Remo Remo possesses a PCNSE certification along with several others that help him stand out in ranks of Cyber Elite experts. His 14 years of experience in network security have helped him become an expert in firewalls, vulnerability management, log management, archiving, and multi-factor authentication infrastructure to name a few. Remo is a Senior Security Engineer at Avectris AG, a Switzerland based full-service provider. To wrap up our Cyber Elite Spotlight Interviews, we’ll get to know LIVEcommunity Cyber Elite expert, Remo Mittler ( Our Cyber Elite members are among the top contributors within the LIVEcommunity and we are excited to be featuring them via our community interviews.
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