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Palo Alto Networks' acquisition of Console marks a strategic pivot toward "software-as-an-agent," shifting security operations from manual alert review to autonomous execution driven by natural language instructions. By integrating this AI-native platform into Cortex, the company aims to automate complex workflows like threat investigation and remediation at machine speed, directly addressing the challenge of rising alert volumes. This move represents a significant evolution in enterprise AI products, moving beyond assistive copilots to systems capable of independent operational decision-making within security environments.
Palo Alto Networks Acquires Console to Build AI Agents for Autonomous Security Operations
Palo Alto Networks has acquired Console, an AI-native platform that will strengthen Cortex by enabling AI-driven security workflows to investigate, prioritize, and remediate threats at machine speed. The acquisition comes as security teams face rising alert volumes, increasingly automated attacks, and pressure to reduce the time required to detect and contain threats. Palo Alto Networks […] The post Palo Alto Networks Acquires Console to Build AI Agents for Autonomous Security Operations appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Palo Alto Networks has acquired Console, an AI-native platform that will strengthen Cortex by enabling AI-driven security workflows to investigate, prioritize, and remediate threats at machine speed. The acquisition comes as security teams face rising alert volumes, increasingly automated attacks, and pressure to reduce the time required to detect and…
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