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Palo Alto Networks Acquires CyberArk

Announced July 30, 2025 — $25B

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What happened

CyberArk is an Israeli-founded identity security company. Palo Alto Networks agreed to acquire it for US$25B, the second-largest Israeli tech exit in history.

Acquirer
Palo Alto Networks
Target
CyberArk
Announced
July 30, 2025
Price
$25B
Industry
Identity security
Buyer type
Strategic acquirer
Status
Announced, not yet closed

By the numbers

Palo Alto Networks's acquisition history
1st of 2 tracked deals
Disclosed prices
2 of 2 Palo Alto Networks deals
Palo Alto Networks's average disclosed price
$12.70B
Palo Alto Networks's largest disclosed deal
CyberArk ($25B)
Tracked acquisitions in 2025
503 across all acquirers
Palo Alto Networks in Identity security
1 acquisition

Frequently Asked Questions About This Acquisition

When did Palo Alto Networks acquire CyberArk?

Palo Alto Networks acquired CyberArk on July 30, 2025. This was Palo Alto Networks's 1st publicly tracked acquisition out of 2 we have on record.

How much did Palo Alto Networks pay for CyberArk?

Palo Alto Networks paid $25B for CyberArk.

What does CyberArk do?

CyberArk is an Israeli-founded identity security company. Palo Alto Networks agreed to acquire it for US$25B, the second-largest Israeli tech exit in history.

What other Identity security companies has Palo Alto Networks acquired?

CyberArk is Palo Alto Networks's only publicly tracked acquisition in Identity security so far.

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