Palo Alto Networks earnings highlight SASE and network security wins
CyberArk acquisition also begins to compensate as vendor snaps up agentic AI player Console in fifth acquisition of the year
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Palo Alto Networks makes CyberArk staff disembark one day after deal closure
U.S. marketing roles and more cut as 10% reduction in global workforce also hits Israel
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Palo Alto Networks completes $25B CyberArk deal to ignite identity in AI era
Deal closure positioned to make U.S. giant the largest company on Israeli stock exchange
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Palo Alto Networks won't end spend with rumored $400M endpoint acquisition
Koi Security may be latest to join Palo's pool
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Top 5 stories of the year: HPE-Juniper finally closes, Cisco cuts staff, and Palo Alto Networks turns acquirer
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Top 5 biggest deals of the year: Palo Alto Networks buys CyberArk, Nvidia acquires the makers of Slurm
AMD picks up ZT Systems, and Arm’s Celestial deal sees it enter the world of networking
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Top 5 cybersecurity stories of 2025: Alien identities and familiar threats
Salt Typhoon continued to haunt networks and telecom as AI helped drive an identity crisis in the security space
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Palo Alto Networks seeks German approval for $25B CyberArk acquisition
Cybersecurity moves for FCO clearance with deal expected to close in 2026
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Palo Alto Networks Chronosphere deal shows its spending spree isn't done yet
Security giant also reveals latest financials, as CEO admits CyberArk identity confusion
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Palo Alto Networks sees revenues rise as founder exits
Nir Zuk departs to ‘turn his attention to a new set of challenges’ while the vendor provides an update on its $20 billion CyberArk deal
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Can Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora cash-in the CyberArk bet?
Analysts view integration and AI as key
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Palo Alto Networks to snap up CyberArk in $20B+ mega deal
Acquisition could cement security giant as an end-to-end player
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CyberArk to acquire Venafi for $1.54B to secure human and machine identities
“40% of CyberArk’s business is outside the Americas, compared with Venafi’s 26%, which provides opportunities to drive growth geographically," Clarence Hinton said