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Does Palo Alto Pose a Real Competition to FireEye in Cybersecurity?
FireEye (FEYE) employs malware sandboxing technology to identify advanced security threats before they intrude and infect a network.
What Drove Fortinet Stock Lower on November 2?
Fortinet (FTNT) fell 13.3% on November 2 to close at $72.56.
FireEye Is Trading at a 26% Discount to Average Analyst Estimates
Cybersecurity (HACK) stock FireEye (FEYE) has taken investors on a volatile ride over the last few years.
How Palo Alto Networks Stock Has Performed
Palo Alto Networks’ investors have had a stellar run over the past few years.
Fortinet Gains Market Share in Worldwide Security Segment
Fortinet managed to increase sales by 17.7% in the fourth quarter
How Fortinet’s Earnings Growth Has Trended
Fortinet (FTNT) has managed to improve profitability over the years with sales growth.
What Are Fortinet’s Key Revenue Drivers for 2019 and Beyond?
Analysts expect Fortinet’s sales to rise 16% in fiscal 2019 to $2.09 billion, 13.2% in 2020 to $2.37 billion, and 11% to $2.62 billion in 2021.
Little-Known Alphabet Unit Enters $300 Billion Industry
Alphabet’s (GOOGL) little-known subsidiary called Chronicle is going for a huge prize: the $300 billion cybersecurity market.
What’s Driving Palo Alto Networks’ Customer Base?
Palo Alto Networks (PANW) has maintained strong growth in customer additions, driven by its product portfolio and service quality.
Why Symantec’s Enterprise Security Segment Is Inclined toward the Cloud
In late May 2017, Microsoft (MSFT) acquired Hexadite to strengthen its position in the cybersecurity space.
FireEye’s Value Proposition in the Cybersecurity Space
Cisco Systems is considered a leader in security appliances, but IDC recently stated that Palo Alto, with its 17.1% market share, leads the security market.
Why FireEye’s Leadership in APT Could Benefit Its Investors
An increase in cyberattacks, the proliferation of IoT, and the increasing requirement to deploy advanced security solutions should drive growth in the APT space.
How Do R&D Expenses Compare for Cisco, Juniper, and Palo Alto?
In 3Q15, Palo Alto’s (PANW) research and development (or R&D) expenses increased to $60 million from $37 million in 3Q14 and $20 million in 3Q13.
Why Palo Alto Networks’ Security Appliance Market Share Could Rise
Palo Alto Networks, which operates in the cyber security space, is growing fast. The industry is expected to grow from $77 billion in 2015 to $170 billion in 2020.
Rumors Strong about Sale of HP’s TippingPoint
HP is considering the sale of its TippingPoint business. Some private equity firms have shown interest in TippingPoint, valuing the business in the range of $200–$300 million.