FireEye Inc

FireEye (FEYE) employs malware sandboxing technology to identify advanced security threats before they intrude and infect a network.

Following in the footsteps of tech giants IBM (IBM) and Microsoft (MSFT), which partnered to expand and strengthen their offerings, FireEye is also entering an industry partnership with Microsoft.

In its most recent quarter, FireEye strengthened its HX with Exploit Guard to facilitate behavioral analysis. HX protects network end points from malware.

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Cybersecurity (HACK) stock FireEye (FEYE) has taken investors on a volatile ride over the last few years.

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FireEye (FEYE) is not yet GAAP-profitable. Though the company has managed to improve its net margin from -104% in 2014 to -29.3% in 2018, it’s likely to improve to -12.5% by 2021.

Alphabet’s (GOOGL) little-known subsidiary called Chronicle is going for a huge prize: the $300 billion cybersecurity market.

FireEye paid $15 million in equity and another $5 million in cash to acquire X15 Software.

Last year, more than 4,000 ransomware attacks happened on a daily basis in the EU (EFA).

Several prominent cybersecurity stocks rose on Wednesday, June 28, following the Petya ransomware attack.

On May 9, 2017, FireEye’s (FEYE) market cap was ~$2.9 billion at the end of trading, which was much lower than that of its peers.

In late March 2017, FireEye launched Helix, its latest offering in the security space.

Cisco Systems is considered a leader in security appliances, but IDC recently stated that Palo Alto, with its 17.1% market share, leads the security market.

An increase in cyberattacks, the proliferation of IoT, and the increasing requirement to deploy advanced security solutions should drive growth in the APT space.

Resilient Systems, a heavy hitter in the cybersecurity space, is best known for its “incident response” platform and is IBM’s most recent acquisition.