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  1. 2021

    Palo Alto Networks unveils NextWave 3.0 enhancements

    Palo Alto Networks unveiled NextWave 3.0, a set of enhancements, incentives and training for its NextWave Partner Program, including new specializations and expanded partner resources.

  2. 2021

    Palo Alto Networks announces Prisma Access 2.0

    Palo Alto Networks announced the release of Prisma Access 2.0, an updated cloud-delivered security platform with enhancements including self-healing infrastructure, machine-learning-powered security, cloud secure web gateway capabilities and a cloud management experience. General availability was planned for March 2021.

  3. 2021

    Palo Alto Networks acquires Bridgecrew

    Palo Alto Networks confirmed its acquisition of Bridgecrew for $156 million. The article’s original reporting said the deal papers had been signed.

  4. 2021

    Palo Alto Networks agrees to acquire Bridgecrew

    Palo Alto Networks and Bridgecrew confirmed that they had signed a definitive agreement for a $156 million cash acquisition. The proposed acquisition was expected to close during Palo Alto Networks' fiscal third quarter, subject to customary closing conditions.

  5. 2020

    Palo Alto Networks launches SolarStorm rapid response program

    Palo Alto Networks launched a rapid response program offering organizations affected by SolarStorm a compromise assessment and incident response services.

  6. 2020

    Palo Alto Networks completes acquisition of The Crypsis Group

    Palo Alto Networks announced that it completed its acquisition of The Crypsis Group for approximately $265 million in cash, excluding purchase price adjustments.

  7. 2020

    Palo Alto Networks announces acquisition of Crypsis Group

    Palo Alto Networks announced a cash acquisition of cybersecurity company Crypsis Group for $265 million.

  8. 2020

    Palo Alto Networks announces proposed acquisition of The Crypsis Group

    Palo Alto Networks announced a proposed acquisition of The Crypsis Group. The company said that, after closing, the firm would complement its Cortex XDR platform with incident response, forensic and consulting capabilities.

  9. 2020

    Sixgill joins the Cortex XSOAR Marketplace as a launch partner

    Sixgill announced that its Darkfeed threat-intelligence stream was available on the Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSOAR Marketplace, where Sixgill joined as a launch partner.

  10. 2020

    Palo Alto Networks completes CloudGenix acquisition

    Palo Alto Networks announced that it completed its acquisition of CloudGenix for approximately $420 million in cash, excluding purchase price adjustments.

  11. 2020

    Palo Alto Networks announces acquisition of CloudGenix

    Palo Alto Networks announced that it would acquire CloudGenix for $420 million; the transaction was expected to close in its fiscal fourth quarter ending July 31.

  12. 2020

    Palo Alto Networks launches Cortex XSOAR

    Palo Alto Networks recently launched Cortex XSOAR, a security automation platform built on the Demisto SOAR platform.

  13. 2019

    Palo Alto Networks completes acquisition of Aporeto

    Palo Alto Networks announced that it had completed its acquisition of Aporeto, a machine identity-based microsegmentation company. The company said the acquisition would strengthen its Prisma Cloud platform.

  14. 2019

    Palo Alto Networks reports fiscal first-quarter 2020 results

    Palo Alto Networks announced its fiscal first-quarter 2020 financial results, reporting revenue of $771.9 million.

  15. 2019

    Palo Alto Networks announces proposed acquisition of Aporeto

    Palo Alto Networks announced a proposed acquisition of Aporeto. The source does not specify the transaction terms.

  16. 2019

    Palo Alto Networks employee data exposed online

    Palo Alto Networks confirmed that an external contractor inadvertently posted online personal information belonging to around seven current and former employees in February. The exposed information included names, dates of birth and Social Security numbers. The company said it removed the data from public access, ended the vendor relationship, notified authorities and affected individuals, and took steps to prevent a recurrence.