CYBR stock stays in focus after CyberArk’s sale to Palo Alto Networks

CyberArk Software, whose shares previously traded under the CYBR ticker (ISIN IL0011334464), has become part of Palo Alto Networks’ expanded security platform following a completed acquisition valued at USD 25.0 billion on February 11, 2026, according to a sector analysis of recent deals in identity security and observability.

Identity security now embedded in Palo Alto

As reported in a detailed overview of Palo Alto Networks’ deal activity published on September 4, 2026, the company agreed in July 2025 to pay USD 25.0 billion for CyberArk, closing the transaction on February 11, 2026 with a mix of cash and stock worth USD 45 in cash plus 2.2005 Palo Alto Networks shares per CyberArk share, a 26 percent premium to CyberArk’s trailing 10 day average price before the announcement.

The same source notes that CyberArk is now categorized within Palo Alto’s identity security offerings under the Idira branding, positioning the former CYBR business as a core pillar in protecting credentials and permissions for human users, machines and AI agents.

Revenue contribution and growth profile

In Palo Alto Networks’ most recent fiscal year 2026 reporting, summarized in the September 4, 2026 analysis, the identity security segment built on the CyberArk acquisition contributed annual recurring revenue (ARR) measured in the hundreds of millions of dollars within an overall next generation security ARR base of USD 9.1 billion, which was up 63 percent year over year.

The same overview highlights that Palo Alto Networks reported total fiscal year 2026 revenue of USD 11.5 billion, an increase of 24 percent compared with the previous year, supported by the integration of CyberArk and other acquisitions and by strong demand for platformized security offerings.

Representative product: identity security solutions

A key representative product from the former CyberArk portfolio within Palo Alto Networks’ platform is the identity security solution suite that focuses on managing and securing privileged access credentials across hybrid and cloud environments, which has been rebranded under the Idira name for integrated identity and access management inside the wider security offering.

Stock perspective after the acquisition

For investors looking at CYBR stock in September 2026, the key takeaway is that the original CyberArk Software listing has been absorbed into Palo Alto Networks through the completed merger, and the economic exposure now runs via Palo Alto Networks shares and the performance of its identity security business rather than through an independent CYBR quotation.