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Palo Alto Networks Seeing ‘Very Large’ Wins After IBM QRadar Deal: CEO Nikesh Arora
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Palo Alto Networks Seeing ‘Very Large’ Wins After IBM QRadar Deal: CEO Nikesh Arora

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Palo Alto Networks has had a “spectacular” partnership with IBM following the cybersecurity vendor’s acquisition of the IBM QRadar SaaS business, which has helped to deliver on the goal of driving customers to the company’s XSIAM security operations platform, Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora told analysts during the company’s quarterly call Thursday.

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