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Both are legacy dinosaurs, it makes sense they start eating each other.

• crims0n 1y ago
  Palo Alto is a legacy dinosaur? Pretty sure they are the current market leader in both firewalls and SOAR.
  • esafak 1y ago
    There are market leaders in everything from DSL modems to tape drives. Most companies in 2025 don't own hardware firewalls. You're proving his point.
    • crims0n 1y ago
      Are you thinking of Cisco or Juniper? Please link me to where Palo Alto sells DSL modems or Tape Drives.
      • esafak 1y ago
        I did not say they are; I said there are.
        • crims0n 1y ago
          Doh, my bad.
    • throw0101c 1y ago
      > Most companies in 2025 don't own hardware firewalls. You're proving his point. Then all the posts I see in /r/networking about which firewall product is recommended are figments of my imaginations? (The consensus recommendations are PA if you have the money, Fortigate if you don't.)
      • davidsam1 1y ago
        Firewall is a dead end was evident by the low growth of palo alto in this segment. Nikesh him self mentioned it multiple times. Market is very saturated. All these companies which still buy are looking at refreshing their existing firewalls stock.
        • throw0101d 1y ago
          > All these companies which still buy are looking at refreshing their existing firewalls stock. Companies looking to refresh firewalls with more firewalls contradicts the statement "Most companies in 2025 don't own hardware firewalls.". If most companies don't own them, what are they replacing?