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Why Palo Alto Networks (PANW) Stock Fell During Extended Trading?

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Palo Alto Networks Inc. (PANW), a worldwide provider of cybersecurity platform solutions, saw its shares falling 10.4% in after-hours trading yesterday. The Santa Clara, California-based company on Tuesday entered into an acquisition agreement to buy a cloud security company.

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PANW makes firewall appliances and software like Panorama for the management of security appliances and software installed in a customer’s network. In addition, it provides virtual upgrades to extend the capacity of clients’ virtual system that integrates with their physical appliances. It also offers subscription services for threat prevention, uniform resource locator filtering, malware protection and protection against persistent threats, mobile device protection, and firewall protection, as well as for cyberattacks, threat intelligence, and data loss protection.

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Acquisition Deal Highlights:

In an announcement on Tuesday, Palo Alto Networks announced its definitive agreement to acquire Bridgecrew, a cloud security company with a focus on developers.

At the close of the regular session on Tuesday, Palo Alto Networks Inc. (PANW) was stable at $393.24 with a bit fall of -0.48%.

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