Palo Alto Networks has upgraded its Prisma Access security access service edge (SASE) platform to help organizations protect their remote workers against cyberattacks, according to a prepared statement.The Prisma Access 2.0 release offers a variety of performance, security and management enhancements, including:Autonomous Digital Experience Management: Provides a self-healing infrastructure that automatically remediates network problems to improve the digital experience for remote workers CloudBlades API-Based Platform Support: Can be used in conjunction with qualified third-party security and infrastructure services Cloud Secure Web Gateway (SWG) Capability: Offers an explicit proxy to the Prisma Access Cloud SWG to help organizations migrate from legacy proxy-based solutions to a cloud-based security platform without the need for network architecture changes Machine Learning-Based Protection: Uses inline machine learning to prevent unknown, zero-day attacks in real time and analyzes telemetry data to automatically provide security policy recommendations Also, Prisma Access 2.0 provides 10 times more throughput than other solutions for faster remote access connections and 4.3 million security updates per day, Palo Alto Networks said. In doing so, it helps organizations simultaneously protect their remote workers and optimize the user experience. Prisma Access 2.0 will be generally available next month.