pan-os-python SDK for Palo Alto Networks: Methods that make your life easier

Welcome back to our "Python for Cybersecurity" series. In this episode, we navigate the various methods available in the pan-os-python SDK and show you how to use them effectively for automating network security tasks. We delve into destructive and non-destructive methods, such as add(), remove_by_name(), refreshall(), apply(), delete(), find(), findall(), about(), xpath(), and commit(), providing practical examples along the way. Whether you're a seasoned network security professional or a Python enthusiast, this video is a must-watch. Don't forget to hit that like button, leave your comments or questions below, and subscribe to stay updated on our series. Video Breakdown: - [0:00] Introduction - [1:25] Destructive and Non-Destructive methods - [2:20] pan-os-python SDK methods - [2:22] add() - [3:35] apply() - [6:42] remove_by_name() - [7:45] refreshall() - [8:45] findall() - [10:15] about() - [10:15] about() - [11:30] delete() - [12:13] find() - [14:00] xpath() - [14:34] commit() - [15:18] READ THE DOCS!!! - [15:40] Conclusion