Palo Alto Networks

Your AI transformation is moving fast. So are we ⚡ Palo Alto Networks has been named to the Fortune AIQ 75, recognizing Fortune 500 companies pioneering AI. We’re putting AI to work across our own enterprise while helping organizations harness AI, defend at speed and scale, and securely innovate for what’s next. See how we’re helping organizations harness AI securely and at scale. https://bit.ly/4ylJC0I

💻 The era of static dashboards is over. Meet Cortex XCOR. AI coding agents ship code at unprecedented speed, but legacy observability can’t keep up, leaving teams buried in dashboard sprawl, manual debugging, and soaring costs. Today, we’re proud to unveil Cortex XCOR: the AI-driven platform replacing complex tools with a chat interface and autonomous remediation. By filtering telemetry noise and investigating issues in minutes, Cortex XCOR slashes data volume by 90% while closing the gap between shipping fast and fixing fast. See how we're redefining observability. https://bit.ly/4rPloK0

AI is changing the cybersecurity equation. In a new Fortune profile, our Chairman and CEO Nikesh Arora shares why AI is forcing the industry to rethink cybersecurity in a world where attacks can move at machine speed. From the evolution of our platformization strategy to the realities of securing the AI era, the conversation explores what it takes to stay ahead when the technology and the threat landscape are moving faster than ever. Read the full profile. https://bit.ly/4z16ena

AI coding agents are interacting with some of your most sensitive IP, from source code to internal data 🔐 Securing AI-assisted development requires a strategy across the entire lifecycle: 🟠 Discover: Find shadow AI across agents, models, skills, plugins, and MCP servers 🟠 Assess: Identify malicious code and supply chain risks before tools are used 🟠 Protect: Verify agent identities, inspect interactions, and block risky actions in real time 🟠 Govern: Control AI access, sensitive data, actions and spend Watch Meerah Rajavel & Spencer Thellman break down how to secure AI coding while keeping developers moving. https://bit.ly/4huvBqm

🤝 Meet your newest workforce addition: AI agents. They are fast, autonomous, and often completely unmonitored. Yet, most organizations give them permanent, unmanaged access. When an AI agent touches sensitive data, it needs identity governance, not just simple API keys. Secure every identity—human, machine, and AI—with Idira by Palo Alto Networks. Learn how. https://bit.ly/3VQs12w

Prompt guardrails guide what an AI agent should do, not what it can do. Autonomous AI agents actively reason through obstacles to achieve their objectives. When a path is blocked, the model finds another, making internal prompt guardrails insufficient on their own. The security authority must sit outside the agent itself. To govern autonomous execution, we are expanding our collaboration with NVIDIA across compute, runtime, and identity with the launch of NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform. Prisma AIRS AI Gateway will run on NVIDIA Vera CPUs, and Prisma AIRS AI Runtime Firewall will run on BlueField DPUs, bringing Zero Trust enforcement directly to where agentic workloads run. Organizations will gain real-time governance and task-scoped identity controls without degrading execution speed. Discover how we’re bringing runtime security directly to agentic workloads. https://bit.ly/4y9iO37

Lateral movement through private cellular networks in OT was long considered a theoretical risk. Not anymore. A recent breach of an energy facility exposed a critical blind spot: device-to-device traffic inside a private APN often bypasses standard enterprise security controls entirely. Read our analysis of the incident to see what it reveals about the cellular OT edge, and why Zero Trust must extend directly into the cellular network itself. https://bit.ly/4yfqVM3

What happens when an AI coding agent has access to production without the right controls in place? As agents gain the ability to act autonomously across critical systems, organizations need controls that extend beyond visibility. Govern what agents can access and do, and block risky actions in real time, all without slowing developers down. See how to secure AI coding. https://bit.ly/4hrrQSu

What happens in the 55 days before a patch gets deployed? Vulnerabilities can be exploited within 24 hours of disclosure, while organizations take an average of 55 days to deploy a traditional patch. At InterSECt 2026, Will Townsend and Anand Oswal discussed how Frontier Virtual Patching, introduced with PAN-OS 12.2 Ceres, is designed to close that window, automatically delivering protections against emerging vulnerabilities without waiting for disclosure or traditional patching cycles. See how we’re rethinking threat prevention for the frontier AI era at InterSECt 2026 on-demand. https://bit.ly/4y6w49T

Palo Alto Networks is joining the S&P 100 🎉 This milestone reflects the trust organizations around the world place in us and our responsibility to keep pushing cybersecurity forward as AI transforms how we work. We’re building for what’s next, helping organizations harness AI securely and stay ahead of threats moving at unprecedented speed and scale. See how we’re leading cybersecurity into the AI era. https://bit.ly/3V4rhqo