CyberArk
CyberArk secures every identity—human, machine, workforce, developer, and increasingly AI-agent identities—with intelligent privilege controls. Its platform helps organizations enforce least privilege, protect critical assets and applications, and improve resilience across cloud, hybrid, and self-hosted environments.
At a Glance
- Large enterprises
- Financial services
- Healthcare
- Government and public sector
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Latest News
CyberArk completed its acquisition of Zilla Security, adding modern cloud-native identity governance and administration for $165 million cash plus a potential $10 million earn-out.
CyberArk reported strong Q1 2025 results and highlighted its Zilla acquisition, AI-agent security solution, and collaboration with Accenture's AI Refinery.
Palo Alto Networks announced an agreement to acquire CyberArk in a cash-and-stock transaction valuing CyberArk at approximately $25 billion.
CyberArk announced general availability of its Secure AI Agents Solution, purpose-built to apply privilege controls to AI-agent identities.
Products & Services
Unified platform spanning contextual risk discovery, automated lifecycle, automated policy, privilege controls, and compliance for human and machine identities.
Self-hosted and SaaS PAM for credential security, privileged-session management, risk-based controls, and least privilege.
SaaS endpoint privilege and application-control product that removes standing local-admin rights, provides just-in-time elevation, and helps contain malware and ransomware.
Adaptive MFA, SSO, secure web sessions, password management, application gateway, lifecycle management, directory services, and customer identity capabilities.
Market Position
CyberArk positioned itself as the identity-security and privileged-access leader with a broad platform covering workforce, IT, developer, machine and AI-agent identities. Its disclosed competitors include BeyondTrust and Delinea in PAM/endpoint privilege, Okta and Microsoft in access management, SailPoint and Saviynt in IGA, and broader security platforms from Palo Alto Networks and CrowdStrike. Its differentiation is deep privilege expertise, a unified identity-security platform, zero-standing-privilege controls, and coverage across cloud, hybrid and self-hosted environments.
Leadership
Founders
Ehud (Udi) Mokady
Co-founder; served as CyberArk COO (1999–2005), President and CEO (2005–2023), and Executive Chairman. Before CyberArk he was general counsel at Tadiran Spectralink (1997–1999) and served in an Israel Defense Forces military-intelligence unit.
Alon N. Cohen
Co-founder and CyberArk's first CEO and later executive chairman. He subsequently became a serial entrepreneur and investor; he was also founder, chairman and CEO of FilesX, acquired by IBM in 2008.
Executive Team
Ehud (Udi) Mokady
Executive Chairman and Founder
Former CyberArk COO, President and CEO; previously general counsel at Tadiran Spectralink.
Matthew Cohen
Chief Executive Officer and Director
Joined CyberArk as CRO in 2019 and became COO in 2020 and CEO in 2023; previously held senior field-operations, services, customer-success and partner roles at PTC.
Board of Directors
Founding Story
CyberArk was founded by Udi Mokady and Alon Cohen in 1999 to protect high-value business data. The founders pioneered a Digital Vault and launched the Sensitive Information Management Solution (originally the Sensitive Document Vault), initially enabling employees to share sensitive files securely; the company later evolved that technology into privileged access management and a broader identity-security platform.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Primarily enterprise software subscriptions: SaaS and self-hosted subscriptions, maintenance/support, and professional services. Products are sold through direct sales and channel partners; licensing is generally per user, target system/workstation/server, machine, credential, or certificate depending on the solution.
Pricing Tiers
The 20-F says IT, workforce and developer solutions are licensed per user through standard and enterprise packages, with enterprise packages providing more features and functionality.
Target Markets
- Large enterprises
- Financial services
- Healthcare
- Government and public sector
- Technology and software
- Manufacturing
- Protecting privileged IT administrators and critical infrastructure
- Securing workforce and customer access to applications
- Third-party/vendor remote access without VPNs or standing passwords
- DevOps secrets management for CI/CD pipelines, containers and cloud-native applications
- Cloud console and workload access with zero standing privileges
- Endpoint application control and ransomware containment
- Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
- PDS Health
- Maximus
- Webster Bank