PALO ALTO NETWORKS BEATS PROFIT OUTLOOK ON AI SECURITY SURGE
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Cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks raised its annual profit guidance above analyst expectations, driven by corporate demand for AI-focused security solutions. The company is capitalizing on growing enterprise concerns about threats posed by advancing artificial intelligence systems.
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