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Palo Alto Networks CEO: IBM QRadar deal 'cements our place' in SIEM market

The agreement to acquire IBM’s QRadar SaaS assets also opens the door for Palo Alto Networks to pursue the ‘much larger prize’ of migrating on-premises QRadar customers to XSIAM, CEO Nikesh Arora said Monday.

22 May 2024 • 2 min read

Palo Alto Networks CEO: IBM QRadar deal 'cements our place' in SIEM market

Palo Alto Networks' agreement to acquire IBM's QRadar SaaS assets is poised to rapidly elevate the cybersecurity vendor's position in the crucial SIEM market, according to CEO Nikesh Arora (picture...

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‘Our partnership with IBM reinforces our commitment to innovation and our conviction in the tremendous benefit of QRadar customers adopting Cortex XSIAM for a robust, data-driven security platform that offers transformative efficiency and effectiveness in defending against evolving cyberthreats,’ says Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora

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