Cyberark Layoffs
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Cyberark has 1 publicly reported layoff round on record (most recent February 17, 2026). A total of about 500 employees were affected across these rounds.
Layoff history
One day after Palo Alto Networks closed its roughly $25 billion acquisition of the identity-security firm, CyberArk cut around 500 employees in February 2026, about 12% of its roughly 4,000-person global workforce. The reductions, including about 100 roles in Israel, hit overlapping positions created by the merger and were concentrated in sales, operations, and administrative functions. Research and development was explicitly spared to keep engineering talent, particularly in Israel. Affected staff reportedly received notice periods of 3 to 12 months plus several months of severance pay. The deal, Palo Alto's largest acquisition and first major public-company takeover, pushes the company into identity security and nearly doubles its Israeli headcount. CEO Nikesh Arora had earlier framed the purchase as strengthening the platform and boosting investment rather than cutting jobs.
Reason: eliminating overlapping roles after Palo Alto Networks acquisition
Source: calcalistech.com
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