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Palo Alto Networks Seeing ‘Very Large’ Wins After IBM QRadar Deal: CEO Nikesh Arora

Kyle Alspach

February 13, 2025, 06:31 PM EST

The results so far from the cybersecurity vendor’s acquisition of the QRadar SaaS business — and partnership with IBM around migrating customers to XSIAM — ‘couldn't have been better,’ Arora told analysts during the company’s quarterly call Thursday.

Palo Alto Networks CPO On Debut Of Cortex Cloud: ‘A Game-Changer In Cloud Security’

Kyle Alspach

February 13, 2025, 08:15 AM EST

The cybersecurity giant is ‘effectively merging two of our platforms’ to enable faster responses to threats and better outcomes for security teams, Palo Alto Networks’ Lee Klarich says in an interview with CRN.

Palo Alto Networks Channel Chief On Why AI, Platformization Go Hand-In-Hand

Kyle Alspach

January 15, 2025, 09:00 AM EST

When it comes to AI, ‘you can't have products from different vendors and expect to be able to leverage AI to its fullest,’ Palo Alto Networks’ Michael Khoury tells CRN.

OneSpan To Scale Up Channel Investment With Debut Of First Formal Partner Program

Kyle Alspach

December 4, 2024, 11:30 AM EST

Top products from both cybersecurity industry giants and startups — across segments including security operations, data security and AI-powered email protection — made our end-of-year list.

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