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מטה פאלו אלטו ב סנטה קלרה קליפורניה

From Cyvera to Koi: How Israel became Palo Alto Networks' strategic core

19.02.26|CTech
Half of Palo Alto’s 24 acquisitions since 2014 are Israeli, including its largest, CyberArk at $25 billion, and its latest, Koi at $400 million.
מטה פאלו אלטו בסנטה קלרה קליפורניה

Palo Alto Networks to begin trading in Tel Aviv next week

19.02.26|CTech
Following landmark CyberArk acquisition, Palo Alto becomes the largest company on Israel’s exchange.
ניקש ארורה מנכ"ל פאלו אלטו

Palo Alto’s biggest bet yet pressures forecast, sends shares tumbling

19.02.26|Sophie Shulman
CyberArk integration and dilution dent earnings expectations.
ניקש ארורה מנכ"ל פאלו אלטו

“We identified this new threat vector early”: Palo Alto CEO frames $400 million Koi deal as pre-emptive strike

18.02.26|CTech
Nikesh Arora outlined how Palo Alto plans to close AI’s emerging visibility gap.
מייסדי KOI

Palo Alto Networks acquires one-year-old Israeli startup Koi for $400 million

17.02.26|Sophie Shulman
The deal targets emerging risks from autonomous AI agents operating inside corporate systems.
משמאל בניין פאלו אלטו קונה את סייברארק

Palo Alto to cut over 500 CyberArk jobs after closing $25 billion deal

17.02.26|CTech
Employees given three to 12 months’ notice as the company moves to streamline operations.
ניקש ארורה מנכ"ל פאלו אלטו

Palo Alto Networks lays off hundreds of CyberArk employees one day after completing $25 billion acquisition

12.02.26|Meir Orbach
Cuts affect both Israeli and global staff as the company says overlaps between teams prompted strategic organizational changes, while pledging continued investment in technology and business continuity.
מטה פאלו אלטו בסנטה קלרה קליפורניה ו בורסת תל אביב

Palo Alto Networks to become Israel’s largest public company, reshaping Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

11.02.26|Almog Azar
Analysts say dual listing could lift daily turnover by 15% and overhaul benchmark indices.
ניקש ארורה מנכ"ל פאלו אלטו

Palo Alto Networks completes CyberArk acquisition, plans Tel Aviv listing

11.02.26|Meir Orbach
The $25 billion deal makes identity security a core strategy as AI agents multiply corporate risks. Secondary listing would make Palo Alto largest company on Tel Aviv exchange. 
כנס TECH TLV - מיה אייזן צפריר מנכ"לית לאומיטק

LeumiTech CEO: "This year we reached a record number of serial Israeli entrepreneurs"

09.02.26|Maayan Manela
Maya Eisen-Zafrir was speaking at Calcalist's Tech TLV conference in collaboration with Bank Leumi. Ofer Ben-Noon, one of the prominent serial entrepreneurs, CTO, SASE, at Palo Alto Networks added: "Our high-tech connects to experience, deep capabilities, and talent. It will drive our ecosystem forward and push to a larger scale."
מטה פאלו אלטו ב סנטה קלרה קליפורניה

China bars US and Israeli cybersecurity firms, including Palo Alto Networks and Check Point

14.01.26|CTech
National security concerns prompt Beijing to restrict foreign software as tech tensions rise. 
Island founders

From Talon to Seraphic: How Israeli startups came to dominate browser security

14.01.26|CTech
Acquisitions by CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks, and large funding rounds at Island and Guardio, underscore the browser’s rise as a critical attack surface. 
מייסדי KOI

Palo Alto Networks in negotiations to acquire one-year-old Israeli startup Koi for $400 million

04.01.26|Sophie Shulman
The deal would extend the cyber giant’s reach in enterprise endpoint protection amid AI-driven market shifts.
נשיא פאלו אלטו ניקש ארורה

Palo Alto CEO seeks to reassure CyberArk staff ahead of $25 billion deal

16.12.25|CTech
Nikesh Arora tells employees in Israel that the deal is about expansion, not cuts.
ניקש ארורה מנכ"ל פאלו אלטו

Palo Alto Networks CEO: “We’re happy Wiz is now part of Google, it gives us more room to operate”

16.12.25|Sophie Shulman, Meir Orbach
Speaking during a visit to Israel, Nikesh Arora downplayed competition with Wiz and outlined Palo Alto’s expansion plans following the $25 billion CyberArk deal.
מטה חברת פאלו אלטו סנטה קלרה קליפורניה

Palo Alto Networks: Hamas-linked hackers launch stealth espionage push across Arab governments

11.12.25|CTech
The cybersecurity giant finds Ashen Lepus deploying new AshTag malware and upgraded stealth infrastructure, targeting government ministries and diplomatic missions in Oman, Morocco, Egypt, Jordan and the Palestinian Authority.
מגזין 100 משפיעים ומשפיעות 2025 ניר צוק מייסד פאלו אלטו נטוורקס

“I can retire… with peace”: Nir Zuk says Palo Alto Networks finally achieved his 20-year vision with $25B CyberArk acquisition

07.12.25|CTech
Zuk said on Sequoia’s Crucible Moments podcast that he can retire confidently as the company enters the AI era with its architecture finally whole.
מטה חברת פאלו אלטו סנטה קלרה קליפורניה

After $25B CyberArk deal, Palo Alto spends $3.35B on Chronosphere to boost its AI stack

20.11.25|CTech
The cybersecurity giant's newly raised earnings outlook underscores strong demand despite investor unease over aggressive M&A.
דגלים כנס סייברארק

CyberArk revenue climbs ahead of $25 billion acquisition by Palo Alto Networks

06.11.25|CTech
The Israeli company reported steady performance amid preparation for integration into the cybersecurity giant.
פאלו אלטו קונה את סייברארק

Palo Alto’s $25 billion CyberArk deal nearly collapsed before it closed

03.10.25|Allon Sinai
CyberArk’s near-exit from talks forced Palo Alto to revive its top offer. The report in Calcalist that Palo Alto might be in talks with another cybersecurity target prompted Arora to accelerate the timeline, fearing competitors could intervene.
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