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Palo Alto Networks acquires CyberArk: What SMBs and MSPs need to know

Palo Alto’s planned acquisition of CyberArk is big news — but for SMBs and MSPs, it raises questions. Devolutions sees this as a chance to stand out by staying focused on small teams. While others move upmarket, Devolutions is doubling down on affordability, innovation, and practical tools built for non-enterprise budgets — with continued support for CyberArk integrations.

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On July 30, Palo Alto Networks announced its intent to acquire CyberArk, a leader in identity security and privileged access management. The move sent ripples through the cybersecurity world — and for good reason. Two major enterprise players joining forces will likely reshape the Identity & Access Management (IAM) landscape.

But let’s call it like it is: while this deal might excite large enterprises and Wall Street analysts, for many SMBs and MSPs, the announcement raises real questions. Where do you fit in this new picture? What happens when an identity security leader known for enterprise focus becomes part of an even bigger enterprise juggernaut?

We’re not here to speculate — we’re here to support

Let’s be honest: no one outside of Palo Alto and CyberArk knows exactly what changes are coming. But if you’re a small IT team, a growing MSP, or a security-conscious business without an enterprise-sized budgets, then you’re wise to pause and re-evaluate your next steps. And that’s where Devolutions comes in.

What this means for Devolutions

We believe that this acquisition represents a turning point in the market, and an opportunity for us to lead where others consolidate. This means:

Our message to SMBs: We’ve always been here for you, and that’s not changing

We aren’t adjusting our roadmap. We’re doubling down on it!

Our message to MSPs: Your agility is your edge. We’re here to amplify it

We know your business isn’t built around mega-deals and long, complex deployments. You need tools that help you move fast, onboard clients smoothly, and protect endpoints without adding overhead. That’s exactly what Devolutions delivers. You can continue to count on us for:

Still using CyberArk? We’ve got you covered

If you’re an SMB or MSP and wish to continue with CyberArk without going full enterprise, then don’t worry: our integration with CyberArk is still fully supported. And yes — we plan to keep supporting this integration for the long haul. Why? Because if it helps small businesses and MSPs stay secure and efficient, we’re all in.

Final thoughts: Change is coming, but some things endure

Mergers and acquisitions are a fact of life in cybersecurity. But consolidation at the top often leaves smaller organizations underserved, overlooked, and priced out. If CyberArk shifts focus — or if prices go up and flexibility goes down — then be assured that we are on your team and by your side. Devolutions is, and always has been, built for SMBs and MSPs.

Got questions or concerns? We’re here to provide clarity, answer, and advice. Contact us to start a conversation today.

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