Prnewswire Palo Alto Networks Acquires Console for Enhanced AI Security Workflows
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- •Palo Alto Networks acquired Console to enhance AI-driven security workflows.
- •The integration aims to automate alert resolution and operational responses.
- •Console's capabilities will deepen the functionality of the Cortex platform.
On September 1, 2026, Palo Alto Networks announced its acquisition of Console, an AI-native platform aimed at enhancing agentic capabilities within its Cortex security operations platform. This acquisition is designed to enable organizations to leverage AI-driven analysis and action at machine speed, improving their ability to manage security alerts and operational issues. The integration of Console will allow security teams to interact with data using natural language, facilitating automated alert resolution and remediation. Nikesh Arora, CEO of Palo Alto Networks, emphasized the need for security operations to evolve beyond traditional dashboard management. Console's co-founder, Andrei Serban, highlighted the potential for agentic operations to significantly reduce overhead and enhance business efficiency. The acquisition is expected to bolster Palo Alto Networks' offerings, providing a more autonomous security solution for enterprises.
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