Palo Alto Networks Completes Acquisition of Portkey to Secure AI Agents

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Palo Alto Networks, the global cybersecurity leader, today announced it has closed the acquisition of Portkey, a pioneer in AI Gateways. This acquisition establishes the AI Gateway as a mission-critical control plane for the enterprise, enabling organizations to accelerate AI innovation with confidence.

As organizations move from simple chatbots to autonomous AI agents that take action they face a trust gap. Giving AI the power to execute tasks independently introduces new risks of unauthorized actions, data exposure, and unchecked costs. To bridge this, an AI Gateway acts as the central nervous system for all AI traffic. It delivers the essential capability to monitor, orchestrate, and govern agent interactions, helping ensure that every request is routed to the best model for the job, monitors token usage to help prevent runaway costs, and provides a critical layer of runtime protection to help stop malicious or unintended AI behavior in real-time.

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