Palo Alto Networks is a global leader in cybersecurity, offering innovative security solutions and recently focusing on enhancing AI security through acquisitions like Protect AI.
Palo Alto Networks is negotiating to acquire Israeli cybersecurity startup Beacon Security. The startup provides a platform for building and deploying AI agents that perform security tasks.
Palo Alto Networks is reportedly negotiating a roughly $500 million acquisition of Clutch Security, an Israeli startup that secures credentials used by AI agents.
A hacker used DeepSeek V4 and other AI tools to generate attack scripts, steal credentials and extract more than 5,200 records from Indian universities.
The security service uses advanced models from Anthropic and OpenAI to test enterprise systems continuously, validate exposures and recommend fixes.
Palo Alto Networks has acquired Console, an AI native platform for agentic enterprise operations, to expand agentic capabilities in Cortex.
Palo Alto Networks introduced the Frontier AI Critical Defense Program to help protect critical infrastructure from exploits found with AI. The program uses virtual patches at the network layer and includes partners across operational technology, healthcare, commercial software, and open source communities.
Palo Alto Networks and Deutsche Telekom have introduced Sovereign Cortex with T Security, a new AI-based security platform designed for regulated industries in Europe. The service combines AI-powered threat detection with independently governed data sovereignty controls managed by Deutsche Telekom.
Palo Alto Networks has introduced Idira, an identity security platform that unifies control across human, machine, and AI identities. The platform eliminates standing privileges and applies AI-driven governance to modernize privileged access management.
Armadin and Palo Alto Networks have formed a partnership that integrates Armadin’s autonomous attack assessment technology into Unit 42 Frontier AI Defense, enabling organizations to validate their exposure to AI-driven threats.
Palo Alto Networks announced plans to acquire Portkey, an AI gateway company, to enhance security for autonomous AI agents. Portkey’s technology will be integrated into Prisma AIRS, providing centralized monitoring and control for AI transactions.
Anthropic has announced Project Glasswing, a cybersecurity collaboration with major technology and financial institutions to use its Claude Mythos AI model for detecting and fixing software vulnerabilities across critical systems worldwide.
Palo Alto Networks announced new collaborations with Nokia, U Mobile, Aeris, and Celerway at MWC Barcelona to secure AI Factories and the autonomous edge through integrated cybersecurity and network solutions.
Palo Alto Networks has introduced Unit 42 Managed XSIAM 2.0, a managed SOC service combining AI-driven security operations with 24/7 expert monitoring and a 250-hour breach response guarantee.
Palo Alto Networks has finalized its acquisition of CyberArk, integrating its identity security platform to strengthen protection across human, machine, and AI identities. The company also announced plans for a secondary listing on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange under the ticker CYBR.
Palo Alto Networks is negotiating to acquire Israeli cybersecurity startup Koi for about $400 million, expanding its endpoint and software supply chain protection portfolio. A preliminary memorandum of understanding has been signed while final terms are being negotiated.
Palo Alto Networks has released its 2025 State of Cloud Security Report, revealing that nearly all organizations experienced attacks on AI applications in the past year, as AI adoption accelerates cloud vulnerabilities.
The SASE market experienced a 22% year-over-year growth in the second quarter of 2025, reaching $2.7 billion, driven by AI-ready branch architectures, according to a report by Dell'Oro Group.
Palo Alto Networks has announced its agreement to acquire CyberArk for approximately $25 billion, marking its entry into the Identity Security sector.
Deloitte has expanded its AI Factory as a Service to include advanced cybersecurity capabilities from Palo Alto Networks, announced in a press release. The service integrates NVIDIA's AI platform to offer secure and scalable AI solutions.
Palo Alto Networks has introduced Prisma AIRS, a new AI security platform designed to protect the entire AI ecosystem, including apps, agents, models, and data.
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