Palo Alto Networks and IBM expanded their alliance to counter AI threats through enterprise patch management cycles. Alongside open source giant and IBM subsidiary Red Hat, the firms promise early vulnerability detection and fix deployment across open source software, operational technology (OT), commercial applications, and healthcare.

SANTA CLARA, Calif., ARMONK, N.Y. & RALEIGH, N.C., June 24, 2026--Palo Alto Networks, IBM, and Red Hat collaborate to help organizations identify and protect against software vulnerabilities earlier.

IBM (IBM), its unit Red Hat, are collaborating to help organizations identify software vulnerabilities early and deploy protections fast across open source software, commercial applications, and operational and healthcare technologies.

IBM and Juniper Networks have signed an agreement to work together to design and delivery the next generation of network analytics. The aim, they say, is to help communications service providers (CSP) and enterprises to be more efficient and to reduce the ...

The collaboration will integrate Palo Alto's network-based virtual patching technology with IBM and Red Hat’s Project Lightwell software remediation initiative.

SAN FRANCISCO - 15 Feb 2011: In an effort to help clients proactively identify and prevent potential threats to their organization, IBM (NYSE: IBM) today at the RSA Conference introduced the industry’s fastest and most comprehensive network security ...

After IBM closed the $2.1 billion dollar sale of its x86 server division to Lenovo late last year — a deal that included some lines of network hardware — it was unclear how seriously it would continue to support the remaining software side of its ...

IBM on Tuesday announced it's joining the LOT Network, a nonprofit group of companies that aims to thwart patent trolls. The move is a commitment to open innovation from IBM, which received a record 9,262 US patents in 2019 alone. The LOT Network was ...

IBM this week launched Rapid Supplier Connect, a blockchain-based network it says can help healthcare organizations, whether hospitals or government agencies, address equipment shortages during the pandemic by helping them find alternative suppliers.

IBM is jockeying for control of your office's network traffic with a new chip. Big Blue's Semiconductor Division on Monday will announce a new, lower-cost version of its PowerNP network processor, the PowerNP NP2G, that it says will bring new capabilities ...