Historic acquisition cements Israeli innovation at heart of global AI-driven cybersecurity revolution..
In a historic move cementing Israel’s dominance in global cybersecurity, Palo Alto Networks completed its $25 billion acquisition of Israeli identity security leader CyberArk.
The deal includes $2.3 billion in cash, with the remainder paid in shares, creating one of the world’s most formidable cyber defense platforms. Founded by Israeli entrepreneur Nir Zuk, Palo Alto Networks also announced plans to list on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange under ticker “CYBR” — a tribute to CyberArk’s legacy.
The company will remain listed on Nasdaq under PANW while becoming the largest firm on Israel’s exchange, with an estimated valuation of NIS 350 billion.
CEO Nikesh Arora emphasized that in the age of AI-driven threats, securing every digital identity — human and machine — is mission-critical.
Strategic Infographic: Power Shift In Global Cybersecurity
Deal Value → $25 Billion
Cash Component → $2.3 Billion
TASE Ticker → CYBR
Projected Market Cap → NIS 350 Billion
Core Advantage → Unified AI-era identity + network security
This landmark transaction reinforces Israel’s position as a global cyber powerhouse, showcasing technological resilience and strategic leadership on the world stage.
