Varonis Systems: DA Davidson Reiterates Neutral Rating with PT Raised to $55.
DA Davidson reiterated its neutral rating on Varonis Systems (VRNS) stock, but raised its price target to $55. The brokerage firm's analysts cited the company's recent advancements in AI-driven email security and identity protection solutions as the primary reasons for the upward revision in the price target.
Varonis Systems, Inc. recently announced the availability of Varonis Interceptor, a new email security solution that employs multi-layered AI to detect and block social-engineering attacks. The company's acquisition of SlashNext, a leading phishing sandbox technology provider, has enabled Varonis Interceptor to utilize advanced AI models, including natural-language processing, computer vision, behavioral analysis, and the world's most advanced phishing sandbox, to identify and neutralize threats in real time, according to a
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Moreover, Varonis Systems launched AI identity protection for Salesforce Agentforce at Dreamforce 2025. This solution enhances data visibility, control, and permissions for AI agents, providing IT and security teams with a unified view into AI agent activities and data interactions. The new features enable organizations to inventory AI agents, enforce least privilege access, and automatically adjust permissions based on usage, according to a
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Despite these advancements, DA Davidson analysts maintained a neutral rating on Varonis Systems stock, indicating that the market's perception of the company's potential remains uncertain. The brokerage firm's analysts noted that while Varonis Systems has made significant strides in AI-driven security solutions, the market's acceptance and integration of these technologies may take time.
The price target revision to $55 reflects DA Davidson's belief in Varonis Systems' ability to capitalize on the growing demand for advanced AI-driven security solutions. However, the brokerage firm's analysts cautioned that the stock's performance may be subject to market volatility and regulatory risks associated with the AI and cybersecurity sectors.
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