Why Palo Alto Is Eyeing a $400M Buy of Endpoint Vendor Koi
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Palo Alto Networks is considering a $400 million acquisition of Koi, an endpoint security startup. Koi specializes in securing software landscapes and mapping risk at enterprise scale.
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Deal Represents Return to Tuck-In M&A for Palo After 3 Multi-Billion Dollar Deals Palo Alto Networks is in talks to buy Washington D.C-based endpoint security startup Koi for $400 million. Koi is focused on securing extensions, AI models, code packages and containers, and its differentiation lies in mapping, assessing risk and govern the software landscape at enterprise scale.