Santa Clara, California-based Palo Alto Networks has appointed Steffan Tomlinson as its newest CFO. Prior to joining Palo Alto Networks, Tomlinson served as CFO of Arista Networks, following a stint as partner and chief administration officer of Silver Lake Kraftwerk … Continue reading →

Bringing forth a new lens to view cyber-security threats with, the company lands funding to help growth and further its push into new markets. Continue reading →

Mountain View, California-based Sumo Logic has finally emerged from a lengthy stealth mode with its cloud log management and analytics product, in addition to a new round of funding. The company has completed a $15m series B round led by … Continue reading →

Hot on the heels of announcing its new management team, Sunnyvale, California-based AlienVault has announced an $8m series B financing round, led by Trident Capital. Existing investors Adara Venture Partners and Neotec both contributed to the round, bringing the startup’s … Continue reading →

Proving that it’s hard to keep a good product and company down, HBGary enhances its product portfolio and reaches out to partners to share its knowledge. Continue reading →

Salt Lake City, Utah-based network security analytics vendor Solera Networks recently announced that it has secured $20m in series D financing led by Intel Capital. Intel Capital is joined by existing investors Allegis Capital, Signal Peak Ventures and Trident Capital. … Continue reading →

Leveraging its acquired Immunet technology, Sourcefire has released its new malware-discovery and -analysis product. Continue reading →

As part of our end-of-year series of M&A analysis, we look at the deals that mattered in 2011 and assess the prospects for the next 12 months in the enterprise security sector. Where will we see acquisitions, and who might be involved? Continue reading →

Sunnyvale, California-based AlienVault has brought in a new management team to help drive the next stage of its growth. The company has announced Barmak Meftah as the new president and chief executive officer, and Roger Thornton as chief technology officer. … Continue reading →

Intrusion detection and prevention technology might be commodified, but it still remains an important control for security and compliance. Existing vendors can easily integrate several open source options to improve host and network security capabilities. Continue reading →