CyberArk secures privileged accounts and credentials for enterprise environments — protecting against credential theft, insider threats, and lateral movement.
How CyberArk compares with its closest alternatives
3 of the 5 closest alternatives have a free plan; CyberArk does not. All 5 offer an API, as CyberArk does. CyberArk offers a web app. Of the alternatives, all 5 offer a web app. CyberArk was founded in 1999; the alternatives were founded between 2009 and 2020. CyberArk is based in Petah Tikva, Israel. Of its alternatives, only Wiz has a headquarters on record, in the United States.
Market position · Security
How CyberArk compares in Security
CyberArk has low opportunity and sits in the bottom third of 361 live Security tools on FalcoScan. Across Security, the average opportunity score is 70.4 and the average saturation score 33. FalcoScan rates CyberArk's own market position as contested. 121 of the 361 operating Security tools have hot momentum, and FalcoScan has recorded 1 shutdown in the category.
CyberArk was acquired by Palo Alto Networks in 2026. Palo Alto Networks completed its roughly $25B acquisition of CyberArk on 11 Feb 2026, making identity security a core part of its platform.
Who acquired CyberArk?
Palo Alto Networks acquired CyberArk in 2026 (sec.gov).
The closest alternatives to CyberArk that are still running, matched on the AI capabilities, uses and audience they share, are Cloudflare Security, Teleport, Prisma Cloud, Wiz, and Buildkite.
Where is CyberArk based?
CyberArk is headquartered in Petah Tikva, Israel.
Does CyberArk have an API?
Yes. CyberArk offers an API.
Who is CyberArk for?
CyberArk is built for enterprises and security teams.
How do I sign in to CyberArk?
Sign in on CyberArk's own website, paloaltonetworks.com. FalcoScan reviews CyberArk but does not run its accounts, so logins, passwords and billing are handled by CyberArk directly.