"As a founding Cyber Threat Alliance member since 2014 and consistent driver for automated threat intelligence sharing, Palo Alto Networks is pleased at the continued forward momentum toward collectively improving the industry's defenses against advanced cyber adversaries. Our mission is to maintain trust in today's digital world, and the collective intelligence from the Cyber Threat Alliance eco-system furthers our ability to enable our customers to successfully prevent cyber breaches," explained Mark McLaughlin, chairman and CEO at Palo Alto Networks. In addition to expanding its founding Members, the CTA has added new affiliate Members, including IntSights, Rapid7 and RSA, who join existing Members Eleven Paths and ReversingLabs. Greg Clark, CEO Symantec says, "Our greatest weapon in the defense against cyber attackers is the vast power of our combined data and insights.