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CyberArk sells privileged access, endpoint privilege, remote access, secrets management and certificate products as SaaS subscriptions under SaaS Terms of Service or as self-hosted software under a Software License Agreement, measured per user licence type, per endpoint, per vendor, per Secured Certificate Instance or per active certificate, with quantities fixed in an Order and no public price list.

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Overview articleCyberArk licensingCyberArk sells privileged access, endpoint privilege, remote access, secrets management and certificate products as SaaS subscriptions under SaaS Terms of Service or as self-hosted software under a Software License Agreement, measured per user licence type, per endpoint, per vendor, per Secured Certificate Instance or per active certificate, with quantities fixed in an Order and no public price list.Cited · Edited 2026-10-07 · 28 references

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CyberArk privileged access management licensingCited · Edited 2026-10-07CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager licensingCited · Edited 2026-10-07CyberArk certificate and machine identity licensingCited · Edited 2026-10-07CyberArk contract, support and lifecycle termsCited · Edited 2026-10-07

Licensing Data

From the CyberArk catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 108 verbatim excerpts from 31 CyberArk documents.

Products

All 15 Products

Identity Management Software 7

Idira Identity, Idira Identity Governance, PAM - Self-Hosted, Privilege Cloud, Privileged Access Manager - Self-Hosted, Remote Access, Workforce Password Management

System Security Software 5

Certificate Manager - SaaS, Endpoint Privilege Manager, Trust Protection Platform, Trust Protection Platform (self-hosted), Zero Touch PKI

Data Security Software 3

Credential Providers, Secrets Hub, Secrets Manager

Product History

All acquisitions
  1. Palo Alto Networks acquired CyberArkAnnounced 2025-07-30 · Closed 2026-02-11 · Equity value of approximately USD 25 billion; USD 45.00 in cash plus 2.2005 Palo Alto Networks shares per CyberArk share (as announced)

    Palo Alto Networks acquired CyberArk, an identity security and privileged access management vendor, making identity security a core platform of its portfolio. CyberArk's products remained available as a standalone platform.

    Legacy productBecame
    CyberArk Identity Security PlatformKept CyberArk Identity Security Platform (Palo Alto Networks) · Kept as a standalone platform while integration into the Palo Alto Networks ecosystem proceeds
    Licensing impact
    • Palo Alto Networks stated at closing that CyberArk's identity security solutions would continue to be available as a standalone platform and that existing customers would experience no disruption.[2]
    • Palo Alto Networks announced its intent to pursue a secondary listing on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange under the ticker CYBR.[2]
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  2. CyberArk acquired VenafiAnnounced 2024-05-20 · Closed 2024-10-01 · Enterprise value of approximately USD 1.54 billion in cash and CyberArk shares (approximately USD 1 billion in cash and USD 540 million in shares, as announced)

    CyberArk acquired Venafi, a machine identity management vendor, from Thoma Bravo to add certificate and machine identity management to its identity security portfolio.

    Licensing impact
    • CyberArk announced a definitive agreement on 20 May 2024 to acquire Venafi for an enterprise value of approximately USD 1.54 billion, and stated that Venafi was expected to add approximately USD 150 million of annual recurring revenue.[1]
    • CyberArk announced completion on 1 October 2024 and stated that CyberArk and Venafi would build end-to-end machine identity security solutions.[2]
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