CyberArk Software, an Israeli cybersecurity company, is being acquired by Palo Alto Networks in a deal primarily involving shares. Initially valued at about $25 billion in July, the deal's worth dropped after Palo Alto Networks' stock fell but has since rebounded to $27 billion as the stock recovered. CyberArk shareholders now stand to gain $1.7 billion more than initially anticipated, though the final value will be determined when the deal closes. A shareholder meeting to approve the sale is scheduled for November 13, and the acquisition is expected to enhance Palo Alto Networks' capabilities in identity security.