Research Note: Palo Alto Networks Prisma AIRS for AI Protection
At RSAC 2025, Palo Alto Networks launched its new Prisma AIRS (AI Security), a comprehensive security platform targeting threats across enterprise AI ecosystems. Building upon their “Secure AI by Design” portfolio introduced last year, Prisma AIRS addresses emerging security challenges posed by the proliferation of AI applications, agents, and models.
Quick Take: Palo Alto Networks to Acquire Protect AI
Today, Palo Alto Networks announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Protect AI, which secures AI and ML applications. The deal is part of Palo Alto Networks’ broader strategy to expand its cybersecurity portfolio into AI risk management.
Research Note: Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM 3.0
Palo Alto Networks recently released Cortex XSIAM 3.0, expanding its security operations platform with proactive exposure management and advanced email security capabilities. The update shifts the platform’s focus from primarily reactive to proactive security measures.
Research Note: Verizon Trusted Connection
Earlier this month at MWC 2025, Verizon Business announced the release of its new Verizon Trusted Connection, a Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) and Security Service Edge (SSE) platform that unifies secure connectivity and policy enforcement across enterprise devices, networks, and applications.
The new offering sees Verizon targeting midsize enterprises seeking to consolidate security and networking services under a single provider and management interface.
Research Note: Palo Alto Networks Prisma SASE for 5G
Earlier this month at MWC 2025, Palo Alto Networks announced the general availability of Prisma SASE 5G, its new cloud-delivered cybersecurity solution for enterprises leveraging 5G connectivity.
The offering expands the company’s SASE portfolio to provide integrated Zero Trust security for 5G-enabled infrastructure, including mobile users, IoT/OT devices, and SD-WAN endpoints.
March Cyber Tracker: AI, Partnerships, and the Future of Cyber Resilience
Cyber threats are evolving, and the industry is fighting back with AI-powered defenses, strategic alliances, and enhanced resilience measures. Here’s what we’ve seen over the past month that’s captured our attention:
Quick Take: NTT DATA & Palo Alto Networks Partner on Private 5G Security
NTT DATA recently announced a new managed security service powered by Palo Alto Networks. The service enhances security for industrial and operational technology (OT) environments by integrating Palo Alto Networks’ cybersecurity solutions with NTT DATA’s Private 5G architecture.
Research Note: Check Point & Wiz Enter Strategic Partnership
Wiz and Check Point recently announced a strategic partnership to integrate cloud network security with cloud-native application protection. The collaboration will merge Check Point’s AI-driven cloud security and networking capabilities with Wiz’s Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP).
Research Note: OpenText Core Threat Detection & Response
OpenText recently announced its new Core Threat Detection and Response, an AI-driven cybersecurity solution that will become generally available with its Cloud Editions 25.2.
The new platform integrates with Microsoft security tools, including Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Microsoft Entra ID, and Microsoft Security Copilot, to enhance threat detection and response capabilities.
The solution operates as an Open XDR (Extended Detection and Response) platform, enabling enterprises to integrate telemetry from multiple security tools and applications.
Research Note: Palo Alto Networks Cortex Cloud
Palo Alto Networks recently introduced Cortex Cloud, its integrated cloud security and security operations (SecOps) platform that consolidates the capabilities of Prisma Cloud and Cortex CDR.
The new platform provides a unified approach to managing cloud security risks, real-time threat prevention, and automated response workflows.
Research Note: Cisco AI Defense
Cisco recently introduced its Cisco AI Defense, its new enterprise security solution to address the growing risks associated with AI adoption in multi-cloud and multi-model environments.
Quick Take: Veeam Software and Palo Alto Networks Integration
Veeam announced a new integration with Palo Alto Networks that combines Veeam’s data protection and backup solutions with Palo Alto’s advanced cybersecurity platforms, Cortex XSIAM and Cortex XSOAR.
Research Note: Palo Alto Networks Q4 FY2024 Earnings
Palo Alto Networks recently announced its earnings for the fourth quarter of the fiscal year 2024. Delivering an estimate-beating $2.19 billion quarter, the company demonstrated robust financial performance, driven by strategic platformization efforts and significant advancements in its next-generation security offerings.
Quick Take: Palo Alto Networks FQ3 2024 Earnings
Palo Alto Networks released its FQ3 2024 earnings, beating consensus on revenue and earnings, but disappointing with weaker than expected guidance.
Research Brief: IBM & Palo Alto Networks Strategic Partnership
IBM and Palo Alto Networks recently entered into a groundbreaking partnership, driving a substantial shift in the cybersecurity landscape. The new collaboration leverages each company’s strengths to enhance AI-powered customer security outcomes, while also moving IBM’s QRadar offering to Palo Alto Networks.
Research Note: Palo Alto Networks FQ2 2024 Earnings
Palo Alto Networks announced its fiscal Q2 2024 earnings with impressive figures that beat consensus for both revenue and EPS, showcasing its continued growth and market resilience. The company reported a 19% year-over-year increase in revenue, reaching $1.98 billion, along with a 16% rise in billings.
Palo Alto Networks Prisma Cloud Gains Code-to-Cloud Intelligence
Palo Alto Networks has unveiled the latest iteration of its leading Prisma Cloud offering, which it calls “Darwin.” The new Prisma Cloud release introduces tools and features that secure the entire application lifecycle, from the code’s inception to its deployment and runtime in the cloud.
Palo Alto Networks New CI/CD Prisma Cloud Features Protects Software Delivery Pipeline
Palo Alto Networks this month stepped up to address AppSec concerns around cloud native security with a new set of CI/CD security capabilities for its Prisma Cloud offering.
Palo Alto Networks Earnings Show Growing Momentum
Background The most recent projections from Canalys show that the cybersecurity market is expected to grow by 13.2% in 2023, with total spending of up to $223.8B worldwide. Cybersecurity products make up $79.5B and are expected to grow by 13% this year. Palo Alto Networks benefits from the overall growth of the market. The company […]