CyberArk adds AI security tools to new AWS Marketplace category

NEW YORK - CyberArk (NASDAQ:CYBR), a $19.1 billion cybersecurity firm with impressive 77.9% gross margins and 35% year-over-year revenue growth, announced Wednesday that two of its identity security solutions are now available in the new AWS Marketplace AI Agents and Tools category. The company’s Secure Cloud Access (SCA) MCP Server and Agent Guard tools aim to help enterprises secure privileged access for AI agents.InvestingPro analysis reveals multiple positive indicators for CyberArk, including strong sales growth forecasts and robust profit margins. Subscribers can access 12 additional exclusive ProTips for deeper insights.

The solutions address security concerns around uncontrolled AI adoption, with CyberArk research indicating 68 percent of organizations lack identity security controls for AI systems. Both tools are designed to limit credential exposure and enforce tighter access controls in agentic AI workflows.

SCA MCP Server embeds Zero Standing Privileges capabilities into developer tools, helping organizations secure access to cloud-native infrastructure while reducing risks from persistent entitlements and credential sprawl. Agent Guard, also available as open source, allows developers to integrate AI agents with credential providers like AWS Secrets Manager.

"The promise of agentic AI can be undermined by inadequate security controls, which introduce risk and increase the likelihood of a breach," said Peretz Regev, Chief Product Officer at CyberArk.

The tools provide several security features including real-time monitoring of large language model calls, metadata capture, and compatibility with multiple AI frameworks. They also support role-based access control and audit trails for AI assistants like Amazon Q and Anthropic’s Claude.

The availability of these solutions through AWS Marketplace aims to streamline the procurement process for customers, allowing centralized purchasing using AWS accounts while maintaining visibility and control over licensing and access.

These offerings are part of CyberArk’s Identity Security Platform and were announced during the AWS Summit New York City 2025, according to the company’s press release statement. While the stock has gained 12.5% year-to-date, InvestingPro’s Fair Value model suggests the shares are currently overvalued. Investors can access the comprehensive Pro Research Report, available for CyberArk and 1,400+ other US stocks, for detailed valuation analysis and expert insights.The company is scheduled to report its next earnings on August 7, 2025.

In other recent news, CyberArk Software has been the focus of several analyst updates and corporate developments. Arete has reiterated its Buy rating for CyberArk, setting a price target of $585, citing the company’s strong position in the cybersecurity sector. Jefferies also raised its price target for CyberArk from $430 to $480, maintaining a Buy rating and highlighting the company’s growth potential in Annual Recurring Revenue through new customer acquisitions and product cross-selling. Similarly, DA Davidson increased its price target to $465 from $435 after a positive investor call with CyberArk’s CFO, noting confidence in the company’s performance despite macroeconomic conditions.

In corporate developments, Panasonic Information Systems Co. Ltd. has implemented CyberArk’s Identity Security Platform to secure privileged access across its servers, part of its digital transformation initiative. This deployment aims to centralize and automate privileged access management, providing better visibility and security across Panasonic’s operations. Meanwhile, CyberArk remains one of Truist Securities’ top picks, alongside SailPoint Technologies, in the identity governance market. Truist maintains a Buy rating for both companies, underscoring the growing importance of Identity Governance and Administration in cybersecurity infrastructure.

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