CaixaBank strengthens its partnership with Palo Alto Networks to tackle advanced AI threats

• Palo Alto Networks, a global leader in cybersecurity, will ensure that CaixaBank remains at the forefront of digital security

• Both companies will collaborate on innovation projects and share specialist teams focusing on the application of artificial intelligence to cybersecurity

CaixaBank has strengthened its strategic partnership with Palo Alto Networks, a global leader in cybersecurity, with the aim of accelerating the development of protective capabilities against new threats arising from advanced artificial intelligence.

The agreement, which will run until 2030, includes new lines of work aimed at providing protection against an increasingly complex risk environment. This partnership is part of the bank’s strategic plan, which involves investing a total of 5 billion euros in technology, and will strengthen the group’s digital security and resilience.

In a context where AI models are transforming defence capabilities and the sophistication of cyber-attacks, CaixaBank is committed to relying on a leading platform capable of continuously integrating the most advanced technologies on the market. Headquartered in California, Palo Alto Networks is a leading global multinational listed on the Nasdaq. With a workforce of over 20,000, the company provides cutting-edge solutions incorporating artificial intelligence.

Specialised working groups

The partnership involves the development of joint projects focused on active defence, including the creation of specialised working groups focusing on the development of attack and defence methodologies based on artificial intelligence.

Furthermore, the agreement provides for closer technical collaboration, with workstreams focused on innovation in cybersecurity and the continuous evolution of the Group’s protection capabilities.

Against this backdrop, collaborating with a technology partner such as Palo Alto Networks enables CaixaBank to prepare for these new challenges, reinforcing its commitment to a flexible security model that can adapt to a constantly changing technological ecosystem.