Palo Alto Networks' stock has been on a tear — and it could go even higher, according to these bulls
The company's shares have roughly doubled over the past three months, as investors have warmed to the idea that AI is increasing the need for cybersecurity products.
The company's shares have roughly doubled over the past three months, as investors have warmed to the idea that AI is increasing the need for cybersecurity products.
For months, cybersecurity bulls have offered that a growing number of artificial intelligence-driven attacks from hackers and bad actors in the Middle East would be good for business. Now that narrative seems to be catching on in a more widespread way.
Just look at International Business Machines IBM , whose CEO Arvind Krishna told shareholders on Tuesday that customers have been "distracted" due to "rapidly evolving, industry-wide cybersecurity concerns."
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