November 26, 2019 - Twistlock is proud to announce ... is focused on two things: integration with Prisma Cloud, including a new SaaS deployment option, and integrating PureSec capabilities into serverless Defender....

September 1, 2023 - Security teams can use this integration to gain awareness of container-based vulnerabilities in their projects. Filtering is also possible, using Prisma Cloud’s Collections feature.

September 25, 2023 - Twistlock, now known as Palo Alto Networks Prisma Cloud, is a cloud-native security platform designed to protect containerized applications and serverless workloads across multi-cloud environments.

Prisma Cloud Compute Docs. Contribute to twistlock/docs development by creating an account on GitHub.

June 17, 2026 - Twistlock's Cybersecurity Platform provided full lifecycle security for containers and is now part of Palo Alto Prisma Cloud. Learn more.

June 11, 2025 - Twistlock Labs compliance checks are designed by our research team and fill gaps not offered by other benchmarks. Like all compliance checks, Prisma Cloud’s supplementary checks monitor and enforce a baseline configuration across your environment.

June 11, 2025 - Authenticate using docker login or podman login, then retrieve the Prisma Cloud images using docker pull or podman pull. For basic authorization, the registry is accessible at registry.twistlock.com.

Run the Agent’s status subcommand and look for twistlock under the Checks section. Prisma Cloud Compute Edition sends an event when a new CVE is found.

Note: Twistlock was acquired by Palo Alto Networks and has been rebranded as Prisma Cloud.

June 9, 2026 - You can scan container images and ingest results from Prisma Cloud (formerly Twistlock).

For self-hosted environments, the Prisma Cloud Compute API is exposed on port 8083 (HTTPS). This port is specified at install time in twistlock.cfg.

June 30, 2025 - Twistlock was a container security tool that helped protect applications running in Docker, Kubernetes, and cloud environments. It scanned for vulnerabilities, blocked attacks, and enforced security rules.

Sample code for Prisma Cloud Compute (formerly Twistlock) HTML 92 93 · RunC-CVE-2019-5736 · RunC-CVE-2019-5736 Public · CVE-2019-5736 POCs · C 86 34 · Showing 10 of 37 repositories · docs-twistlock Public Forked from pivotal-cf/docs-twistlock · Pivotal partner docs ·

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Prisma Cloud Compute Edition - Hosted by you in your environment. Prisma Cloud Compute Edition is a self-hosted offering that’s deployed and managed by you. It includes the Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP) module only. Download the Prisma Cloud Compute Edition software from the Palo Alto Networks Customer Support Portal.

The sophisticated security suite Twistlock, now Prisma Cloud Compute Edition [1] after their acquisition by Palo Alto Networks (see the "What's in a Name?" box), stood out from the crowd and, through natural selection, took center stage in the container security space.

July 25, 2024 - Before running a scan, authenticate with Prisma Cloud. Use the following command to download the twistcli tool and authenticate: curl --progress-bar -L --header "authorization: Bearer <YOUR_API_TOKEN>" https://<CONSOLE_URL>/api/v1/util/osx/twistcli > twistcli chmod a+x twistcli ... ./twistcli images scan -u anshu -p An$hum@@N_1000 --address https://asia-south1.cloud.twistlock...

$ curl -sSL --header "authorization: Bearer <key>" -X POST https://<CONSOLE>/api/v<VERSION>/defenders/serverless/bundle -o twistlock_serverless_defender.zip -d "{\"runtime\":\"dotnet3\",\"provider\":\"azure\"}" Unzip the bundle in your function’s root directory. Add the Serverless Defender to the function by importing the Prisma Cloud Compute (twistlock) library and wrapping the function's handler.

March 11, 2022 - Application Security enables you to programmatically check your Infrastructure-as-Code resources against Prisma Cloud out-of-the-box and custom security policies, ensuring security throughout the build lifecycle.

--- apiVersion: pcc.paloaltonetworks.com/v1alpha1 kind: ConsoleDefender metadata: name: pcc-consoledefender namespace: twistlock spec: namespace: twistlock orchestrator: kubernetes version: '21_08_520' consoleConfig: serviceType: ClusterIP defenderConfig: docker: false ... If installing Defenders only, be sure to verify the version of your Console and use the same version for Defender deployment. For docker-based clusters set docker: true. The default serviceType is NodePort. Set version to the Prisma Cloud Compute release version to be deployed (e.g.