Palo Alto Networks' (PANW -3.91%) 2025 has started out better than its 2024, when the stock plunged following its fiscal second-quarter 2024 results. A year ago, the company commenced its new "platformization" strategy to move customers to one of its three cybersecurity platforms and away from point solutions.
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Despite near-term challenges, PANW is worth holding due to its leadership in cybersecurity, AI-driven innovation and strategic shift toward a platform-based model.
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U.S. cybersecurity giant Palo Alto Networks has warned that hackers are exploiting another vulnerability in its firewall software to break into unpatched customer networks.
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Palo Alto Networks NASDAQ: PANW FQ2 results weren't the inflection point the analysts had hoped for, but the uptrend will continue because AI is good for business. To paraphrase CEO Nikesh Arora, AI and advancing digital technologies are good for cybersecurity businesses because with each advancement comes the need for increased and advancing security.
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Palo Alto Networks (PANW -0.92%) stock saw a modest pullback in Friday's trading. The company's share price closed out the daily session down 0.9% amid a 0.1% decline for the S&P 500 index and a 0.4% decline for the Nasdaq Composite index.
Shares of Palo Alto Networks Inc (PANW -0.92%) are trading lower on Friday. The company's stock lost 0.9% as of market close but lost as much as 6.5% earlier in the day.
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