Palo Alto Networks Stock News

Cybersecurity stocks have not been immune from the recent market sell-off, opening up some attractive entry points for some of the top companies in the space. Meanwhile, cyberattacks are not going away and are becoming more frequent and sophisticated.

Of the three stock plays, two are in the cybersecurity business and one is a fintech.

For much of the last two-and-a-half years, optimists have been holding the reins on Wall Street. Since bottoming out between late September and mid-October 2022, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite have all gone on to respectively reach multiple record-closing highs.

A number of prominent software stocks have sold off this year — reflecting fears about government cutbacks and a potential recession, as well as artificial-intelligence benefits that haven't manifested as quickly as some investors would have liked.

Palo Alto Networks named Official Cybersecurity Partner of the NHL NEW YORK and SANTA CLARA, Calif. , March 26, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Palo Alto Networks® (NASDAQ: PANW), the global cybersecurity leader, and the National Hockey League (NHL®) announced today a multiyear North American partnership aimed at ensuring the utmost cybersecurity for the NHL.

Der Cybersecurity-Spezialist Cloudflare möchte gleich mehrfach profitieren, da Themen wie KI-Softwareanwendungen und Internetsicherheit immer wichtiger werden.

In a year dominated by fear and risk-off sentiment in the markets, not all sectors and industries are performing equally. While the overall market has declined 7.5% from its 52-week high, the technology sector has fared worse, with the QQQ ETF dropping nearly 11% from its peak.

Analysts at Citi say the company is expected to benefit from Cortex XSIAM, its artificial intelligence-driven security operations offering.