pan-os-python SDK for Palo Alto Networks: Setting the Stage

Welcome to our series, "pan-os-python SDK for Palo Alto Networks". This introductory video sets the foundation for our journey into leveraging Python for automating network security tasks.

In this video, we start by introducing Palo Alto Networks' PAN-OS and Panorama, and how they fit into the cybersecurity landscape. We then walk you through setting up your Python environment and cover the basics of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) with the `pan-os-python` SDK.

By the end of this video, you'll have a strong understanding of the `pan-os-python` SDK and how you can use it to manage your network security environment more effectively.

Stay tuned for our next video, where we'll dive into more complex operations, like configuring security policies and setting up new network interfaces.

Video Breakdown:
- [0:00] Introducing the series: Python for Cybersecurity
- [1:00] Overview of Palo Alto Networks' PAN-OS and Panorama
- [5:04] Python environment setup
- [6:15] Understanding OOP with `pan-os-python` SDK
- [9:00] Wrapping up & what to expect next

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[pipi_delina]

I have a lot of questions and requests for clarification if you will indulge me. I want to understand BGP for internal communication with a lab setting like you use to be doing when you had packet Ferret

[pipi_delina]

I don't know if you have experience with vcenter palo alto east west traffic isolation

[pipi_delina]

Calvin what happened to the Packet Ferret Channel