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Palo Alto Networks Acquires QRadar Assets

September 5, 2024
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Palo Alto Networks Acquires QRadar Assets

On September 4, 2024, Palo Alto Networks completed its acquisition of IBM’s QRadar Software as a Service (SaaS) assets for $500 million, a pivotal move in bolstering its cybersecurity offerings. This acquisition integrates QRadar’s renowned capabilities into Palo Alto Networks’ Cortex XSIAM platform, a strategic enhancement aimed at providing a more comprehensive and centralized solution. The combined platform will offer an advanced suite of functionalities, including Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR), Attack Surface Management (ASM), and Extended Detection and Response (XDR), thereby streamlining security operations for organizations globally.

The merger reflects a strengthened partnership between Palo Alto Networks and IBM, reinforcing their commitment to delivering top-tier threat prevention and response solutions. As part of the deal, eligible customers will benefit from free migration services provided by IBM Consulting, which will ensure a smooth transition to the Cortex XSIAM platform. The integration is designed to leverage Precision AI, offering enhanced analytics and automation capabilities that promise to reduce the manual workload for security operations centers and improve overall efficiency.

IBM will continue to support existing QRadar on-premises clients with updates and bug fixes while QRadar SaaS customers will maintain their current deployments until they are ready to migrate. IBM itself will utilize the Cortex XSIAM platform for its next-generation security operations, alongside Prisma SASE 3.0 for zero-trust network security, further demonstrating the trust and reliance both companies place on Palo Alto Networks’ advanced solutions.

This acquisition is set to reshape the cybersecurity landscape by combining Palo Alto Networks’ cutting-edge technology with IBM’s consulting expertise. The strategic move aims to enhance threat protection, response capabilities, and security operations across various industries, positioning Palo Alto Networks as a leader in delivering innovative, AI-powered security solutions in a complex and evolving digital environment.

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  • Palo Alto Networks Acquires IBM’s QRadar SaaS Assets in $500 Million Deal
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