Palo Alto Networks

We have officially reached the point where humans are the extreme minority on the corporate network. Traditional security was built for human hours. But with machine identities outnumbering humans 109 to 1, the network is now run by autonomous software and AI agents. An AI-assisted attack can take just 25 minutes to breach and exfiltrate data. Rotation policies measured in hours cannot outrun that speed. Before scaling the digital workforce any further, it’s time for a reality check. Benchmark your infrastructure with our five-level machine identity maturity index 👇

Point solutions have officially hit their limit 🙅♂️ For years, teams have struggled to stitch together fragmented identity products, creating massive integration friction and leaving dangerous gaps. When threats hide behind seemingly legitimate access, isolated tools are left completely blind until the damage is done. Idira by Palo Alto Networks President Sonny Singh is setting a new baseline for how the industry must protect itself moving forward. True enterprise defense can no longer rely on disconnected capabilities bolted on after the fact. By natively fusing privileged access into the broader identity fabric, we are eliminating complexity and giving organizations the unified defense needed to stop threats before it's too late. Explore the new standard for platform-driven identity security. https://bit.ly/4eJAD2x

Two visionary leaders. One relentless mission to solve cybersecurity. Today, we are celebrating a major milestone for our executive leadership team: CEO and Chairman Nikesh Arora’s 8th PANniversary, and Chief Product and Technology Officer Lee Klarich’s 20th. From our early days as a disruptive startup to our position today as the global cybersecurity leader, their partnership has fundamentally redefined how the world is protected. Since day one, they have scaled our innovation from a small group of engineers with a great idea into a global platform, embodying a foundational culture of disruption and setting the modern standard for enterprise resilience. In an industry often dominated by "doom and gloom," they stand out as eternal cybersecurity optimists. Their core conviction is that security is a solvable problem. Thank you, Nikesh and Lee, for setting the pace and challenging the status quo. Join us in congratulating Nikesh and Lee in the comments below 🎉

Our CEO, Nikesh Arora, joined Jim Cramer on CNBC's Mad Money this week to break down our standout quarter. With advanced AI models compressing cyberattack timelines from months to minutes, enterprise defense requires a total paradigm shift. As Nikesh highlighted, the winning playbook is clear: accelerate platformization and fight AI with AI. Watch the full conversation below 👇 https://cnb.cx/3QmuG1C

If you still think your network is primarily a human workplace, Sam Rubin has some news that might surprise you. With identity gaps now driving the vast majority of Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 breach investigations, the way we protect corporate access has officially hit a breaking point. The risk model is changing faster than most security teams can keep up with. Sam took the spot to name the one hard truth about identity security that most companies are actively avoiding. Read more about how to close these structural identity gaps and protect your network layer 👇 https://bit.ly/4u4KLaS

Nothing defines our community quite like 220+ teammates tackling an 8-week training program side-by-side 🏁🏃♂️💨 This #GlobalRunningDay, we’re celebrating the Palo Alto Networks Run Club and their massive turnout at the San Jose 8K. What started as an internal challenge turned into an incredible showcase of our HQ workforce in action, culminating at our private team hub in Santana Row. That energy is our culture of wellness and community brought to life. From pushing past personal limits to cheering each other across the finish line, we bring the same dedication to the pavement that we bring to protecting our digital world every day. Ready to join a team that moves together? Check out our open roles and find your next challenge. https://bit.ly/4dM4NkR

Accelerating growth. Proven momentum. 📈 Our fiscal Q3’26 results deliver a standout quarter with accelerating organic bookings growth as customers turn to us to secure their AI deployments at scale. 🟧 Total revenue +31% YoY to $3.00B 🟧 Next-Gen Security ARR +60% YoY to $8.13B 🟧 Remaining performance obligation +36% YoY to $18.4B "The latest advancements at the AI frontier have increased the level of urgency around cybersecurity, and redefined the shape of the industry for the coming years," - Nikesh Arora, Chairman and CEO. Enterprises are scaling rapidly and turning to our integrated platforms. By executing ahead of our M&A integration plans and improving profitability, we are delivering the scale and resilience required to protect the modern business footprint. Read the full Q3 financial results and other important information. https://bit.ly/3QhGiD1

Be careful what you wish for when it comes to rapid technology adoption 🧞 As AI unlocks massive efficiency gains across every department, it can also introduce severe data sprawl and human-centric risk. When sensitive data is scattered across thousands of unstructured, multimodal formats, traditional perimeter tools leave security teams completely blind. Discover how to transition away from legacy blocking and deploy automated data protection so you can confidently secure your business operations👇 https://bit.ly/4o1RhNe

The weapon used to attack the enterprise is becoming the very thing that protects it 🛡️ Frontier AI has shifted the advantage to whoever can move fastest. Attackers now have the capability to catalog vulnerabilities at a scale that human teams simply cannot match. To win, Palo Alto Networks is turning that same intelligence into an autonomous shield. This is our industry’s most consequential moment. It is time to fight AI with AI and move at the speed of the machines attacking us. Learn more. https://bit.ly/4nYb2VY

We need to talk about why your next data security purchase might be your biggest mistake. 54% of enterprises are already juggling four or more tools to manage data risk. Bolting another AI-powered solution onto a fragmented architecture doesn't close blind spots; it multiplies alerts and adds noise you can't afford. The fix isn't another tool. It's a better foundation: unified policies, normalized classification, and shifting controls away from the user and applying them directly to the data asset. Read on to learn how you can rebuild for the AI era 👇