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Palo Alto Networks to Acquire Koi for Enhanced AI Security

Palo Alto Networks to Acquire Koi for Enhanced AI Security

Posted on February 18, 2026 By CWS

Palo Alto Networks has revealed plans to acquire the endpoint security firm Koi. Although the financial specifics remain undisclosed by both companies, Israeli media outlets Calcalist and Globes suggest the transaction is valued at approximately $400 million.

Koi, an innovator in endpoint security, has previously secured $48 million in funding. The company specializes in a comprehensive security platform designed to safeguard a variety of software components, including applications, operating systems, and AI models. Their system provides tools for software discovery and inventory, leveraging an AI-driven risk engine to assess code changes, runtime behaviors, and network interactions for real-time threat assessment.

Strategic Enhancement of AI Security

Palo Alto Networks aims to integrate Koi’s technology to bolster its AI security offerings, particularly through its Prisma AIRS and Cortex XDR solutions. The acquisition is expected to enhance the visibility into AI-related vulnerabilities, thereby strengthening security protocols and improving malware prevention strategies.

According to Lee Klarich, Palo Alto’s Chief Product and Technology Officer, AI tools present significant challenges as they operate beyond the scope of conventional security measures. By acquiring Koi, Palo Alto Networks seeks to bridge this gap, setting a new benchmark in endpoint security by providing customers with the necessary oversight and control to effectively manage AI-driven processes.

Implications for the Cybersecurity Landscape

Koi has been recognized for its active role in analyzing vulnerabilities affecting software developers, making it a valuable addition to Palo Alto’s portfolio. This acquisition is part of a broader trend within the cybersecurity sector, where companies are increasingly focused on enhancing their AI capabilities to address evolving threats.

In the previous year, Palo Alto Networks completed several significant acquisitions, including Chronosphere, CyberArk, and Protect AI, further underscoring its commitment to expanding its technological reach and security solutions.

Future Outlook and Industry Impact

The acquisition of Koi represents a strategic move by Palo Alto Networks to fortify its position in the cybersecurity industry. As the company continues to integrate advanced AI solutions into its offerings, it is likely to set new standards for security practices, particularly in the realm of endpoint protection.

The broader cybersecurity landscape is experiencing a flurry of mergers and acquisitions, as evidenced by SecurityWeek’s tracker, which recorded over 420 deals in 2025. This trend highlights the industry’s ongoing consolidation and the increasing importance of innovative security technologies to combat sophisticated cyber threats.

Security Week News Tags:AI security, AI-driven security, Cortex XDR, Cybersecurity, endpoint security, Koi, Palo Alto Networks, Prisma AIRS, software protection, technology acquisition

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