Amit Yoran, who ushered cybersecurity company Tenable into the public market as chief executive, died on Friday. He was 54.

Cybersecurity guru Amit Yoran, 54, a noted expert in the field who worked in the past for the Homeland Security Department and spoke on the subject on television, has died after a battle with cancer, ...

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Amit Yoran, the CEO and chairman of cybersecurity firm Tenable Holdings, died Friday after a battle with cancer, according to a company announcement. He was 54. “Amit was not only a visionary leader ...

Tenable Security has announced plans to acquire Apex, an Israel-based startup specializing in security solutions driven by artificial intelligence (AI). Apex will be integrated into Tenable One, ...

Since its 2016 debut, Tenable has become a staple of daytime TV, with Warwick Davis as the sole presenter. This year, however, his presenting duties on the ITV quiz show were split, with Coronation ...

Tenable Holdings is positioned as a leader in exposure management, evolving from vulnerability scanning to a comprehensive cybersecurity platform. Tenable demonstrates double-digit revenue growth, ...

Tenable Holdings stands out as an attractive mid-cap software investment after a ~20% decline this year. TENB's Q3 results showed stable ~10% growth and a modest beat-and-raise, making the recent dip ...

Tenable Holdings (NASDAQ:TENB) Chair and Chief Executive Amit Yoran unexpectedly died on Friday, the cybersecurity company said Saturday. Yoran, who was battling cancer, had been on medical leave ...