- CyberArk is a global leader in identity security, providing solutions that protect human, machine, and AI identities across enterprises, with a total ARR of $1.440 billion as of February 2026.
- In February 2026, CyberArk was acquired by Palo Alto Networks, enhancing its identity security offerings as part of Palo Alto's platformization strategy.
- CyberArk has established partnerships with various organizations and has been recognized as a leader in identity security, with notable customers benefiting from its solutions.
- The ideal buyer for CyberArk's offerings includes enterprises facing challenges with managing and securing identities, particularly as machine identities outnumber human identities by over 80 to 1, highlighting the urgent need for robust identity security solutions.
Sales and Support is the largest group with 693 employees (about 34%), followed by Engineering with 627 (about 31%). Business Management has 176 employees (around 9%), and Marketing and Product includes 158 (about 8%). Finance and Administration counts 96 (about 5%), Information Technology 83 (about 4%), Operations 51 (around 3%), Human Resources 49 (about 2%), Legal 20 (about 1%), and Other 57 (around 3%). The mix underscores substantial investment in both revenue-generating roles and core engineering capabilities.
CyberArk’s workforce is globally distributed, with about 65% of employees (1,297) located across other locations not individually listed. Among named hubs, Israel (230) and the Boston, MA area (225) represent the largest concentrations. Additional teams are based in Hyderabad, India (52), Singapore (49), the United States distributed category (43), Tel Aviv (35), New York, NY (32), London, UK (24), and San Francisco, CA (23). This footprint indicates a broad international presence spanning North America, EMEA, and APAC.
