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Palo Alto's Nir Zuk: “The cybersecurity market is shifting because of AI”
27.03.25|CTechThe industry veteran explains why standalone security startups will struggle, why he’s investing in fintech and defense tech, and why Israel remains a prime target for innovation.
Wiz’s $32B sale signals new era for Israeli tech as M&A boom accelerates
25.03.25|James SpiroGlobal corporations are seizing the country’s best startups at an unprecedented pace.
Wiz’s $32B sale signals new era for Israeli tech as M&A boom accelerates
25.03.25|James SpiroGlobal corporations are seizing the country’s best startups at an unprecedented pace.
CyberArk’s surge, Wiz and Cato prepare for IPOs: Israeli cyber firms ready for the next big move
17.02.25|Sophie ShulmanAs the cybersecurity market evolves, Israeli firms are ramping up competition with Palo Alto Networks, with major IPOs on the horizon.
Palo Alto Networks' platform strategy under scrutiny as earnings disappoint
14.02.25|CTechThe company’s push to integrate cybersecurity solutions aims for long-term gains but pressures near-term margins.
Palo Alto uncovers DeepSeek AI's dark side: Dangerous instructions on demand
04.02.25|Omer Kabir Researchers demonstrate how DeepSeek’s chatbot can be manipulated to provide harmful content.
Place-IL Founder: “We’ve brought hundreds of workers from Israel’s periphery into high-tech”
16.01.25|Sophie ShulmanIdan Tendler, Chairman and Founder of the organization Place-IL and an SVP at Palo Alto Networks, spoke at Calcalist and Bank Leumi’s Tech TLV conference about how the organization has integrated hundreds of employees from the social and geographical periphery into Israel’s tech industry
Palo Alto Networks founder Nir Zuk in talks to acquire TV station
05.12.24|Adiel Eithan MustakiThe estimated sale price of Channel 13 is in the tens of millions of shekels. Zuk has significantly increased his activity in the Israeli market since returning to live in the country during the Covid-19 pandemic. He launched a low cost airline named Air Haifa, a new digital bank, ESH Israel, as well as media venture Relevant, which recently shut down.
"Platformization is the game changer": Palo Alto Networks Q1 beat reinforces multiyear growth strategy
21.11.24|CTechCEO Nikesh Arora emphasizes security and AI benefits as company raises guidance for fiscal 2025.
“Israel is becoming a prison for tech workers”: Flight shortage risks global disconnect
28.10.24|Meir OrbachIsrael’s tech sector scrambles to keep sales and operations running as soaring fares and limited flights due to the ongoing war disrupt business abroad.
Wiz, Kela, and the future of Israeli tech: How local startups continue to thrive against the odds
02.10.24|Meir Orbach, Sophie Shulman, Elihay VidalIsrael’s tech industry has suffered many hits in the past year as it has persevered amidst the ongoing war against Hamas and Hezbollah. Despite the many challenges this has posed, the industry has continued to register exits, including some record-breaking deals, and produce important trendsetters in AI, defense, cyber and other areas.
Ofer Ben-Noon’s billion-dollar journey to Palo Alto Networks: Mentored by Zohar Zisapel
26.09.24|Diana Bahur-Nir , Meir OrbachAt 38, entrepreneur Ofer Ben-Noon already has two exits worth more than a billion dollars, including the sale of Talon to Palo Alto Networks at the height of the war. In a candid interview, he shares his close relationship with the late Israeli high-tech pioneer Zohar Zisapel, who became a father figure and transformed him from a "talented entrepreneur to a successful one."
Palo Alto Networks’ Nir Zuk: “The cyber market is maturing. Small companies have a problem selling standalone solutions that big companies provide”
24.09.24|Meir Orbach“We prefer acquisitions. The reason we prefer acquisitions is because when a large company develops something new, the people that are doing it don't have the same incentives as those that do it in their startup. In a large company it’s not life or death if something you develop is successful or not,” added Zuk.
Palo Alto's platformization strategy pays off: revenues soar to $8 billion
20.08.24|Sophie ShulmanNext-gen systems developed in Israel drive significant growth and position the company for further success.
Palo Alto's 'lampshade ladies' spark outcry at cyber conference
15.08.24|Sophie ShulmanCEO vows to learn from incident and take responsibility amid backlash over misogynistic marketing gimmick.
Why is Palo Alto's founder launching a low cost airline?
28.07.24|Yuval AzulayLow-cost Air Haifa, in which Palo Alto Networks’ founder Nir Zuk is the sole investor, will receive its first plane at the end of the month. The airline aims to offer residents of northern Israel convenient flights to Greece and Cyprus.
Palo Alto Networks maps cyber threats to Paris Olympics
23.07.24|Omer KabirAs the best athletes in the world prepare for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, hackers and activists are gearing up to launch cyber attacks to disrupt the event. The research division of Palo Alto Networks has mapped out these threats, which range from financial scams to psychological operations.
Palo Alto shares plummet on disappointing sales and billings forecast
21.05.24|ReutersThe cybersecurity company now expects annual billings in a range of $10.13 billion to $10.18 billion, compared with prior range of $10.10 billion to $10.20 billion
Nir Zuk: Despite the pain, Israel's best days are still ahead of it
14.05.24|Nir ZukWe should celebrate Independence Day with pride, even though we're amidst one of the most challenging years since the state's establishment. Israeli innovation, which enabled the growth of our prosperous high-tech industry, will also lead us out of the crisis we're facing, writes the founder of Palo Alto Networks
Palo Alto Networks loses over $30 billion in market cap, sends shockwaves throughout cyber market
21.02.24|Sophie ShulmanThe cybersecurity giant’s biggest one-day share drop came after the company said that softer client spending and steep promotions forced it to cut its annual billings forecast and that it plans to offer up to six months of free services to customers who are switching to its one-stop-shop platform

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