Palo Alto Networks

PANW

Market cap $133B

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NWN, today, announced an expansion of its partnership with Palo Alto Networks, centered on combining Prisma Access monitoring with NWN's patented Experience Management Platform (EMP). The new offering is designed to help organizations—including particularly state, local, education (SLED) and public sector agencies—reduce operational complexity by standardizing secure access, visibility, and response workflows through EMP. The launch includes leveraging Prisma Access for.

Anthropic partnering with CrowdStrike and Palo Alto on cybersecurity bodes well for the companies. As artificial intelligence (AI) advances, so will the need for more powerful cybersecurity solutions.

Figma's decline has probably left it with little further downside. Sea Limited investors appear to have overreacted to its challenges.

Wall Street's concerns about AI disruption triggered a sell-off in cybersecurity stocks. AI isn't a turnkey replacement for existing digital defenses, given increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks.

The S&P 500 information-technology sector's forward P/E ratio is at its lowest relative to five-year averages among all sectors in the index.

Closing the AI security gap as new frontier models and coding agents expand the enterprise attack surface SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Palo Alto Networks® (NASDAQ: PANW), the global cybersecurity leader, today announced the completion of its acquisition of Koi.

Jim Cramer made an argument on a recent Mad Money segment that deserves more attention: the market has been punishing cybersecurity stocks by lumping them in with traditional software, and that categorization is wrong.

Some analysts believe the industry, and the company specifically, are generally oversold. On Monday, it was clear this view was being accepted by investors.

ZS edges out PANW as strong Zero Trust adoption, rising estimates and lower valuation outweigh Palo Alto Networks' near-term acquisition pressures.

Palo Alto Networks founder Nir Zuk has sought approval from U.S. regulators to acquire the largest stake in Irvine, California-based Liberty Bank, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday (April 13). Zuk, who retired last year and left Palo Alto Networks' board, aims to invest in the bank to develop artificial intelligence (AI) tools for financial services, according to the report.