![]() Numerous articles talk about pay packages, bonuses and medical benefit differences, but few analysts are talking about the stock market (gold at the end of the rainbow) aspects of some private-sector cyberjobs. In fact, if you connect the dots going back several years, I admit that I underestimated the cybertalent pay gap storyline. Add in the growth of many cyberstartup companies, Wall Street investments in security companies, new interest in security company takeovers, and it is not hard to see another important storyline developing. Here’s a quote: “The bureau has lost about 20 top cybersecurity leaders to lucrative corporate jobs over the past five years, even as hacking threats multiply.”ĬyberTalent Pay Gap: What Has Been Underreported Up Until Now This topic was recently highlighted by a Politico article which describes the FBI’s cybersecurity talent brain drain. While many celebrate this private-sector success, alarm bells are growing louder in public-sector circles. I won’t start naming more names, but let’s just say that the list of those who have profited greatly in their careers working in cybersecurity is very long. A large percentage of those people are former federal, state and local government cyberleaders. Nevertheless, there are many, many others succeeding in the private sector. Their companies will no doubt be studied in business schools around the world, and they are extremely talented individual leaders. While I did not profit personally from these great stories nevertheless, I am really happy for them. From speaking at conferences on the same panels, to meeting with their teams, to working on advisory boards together, I admire their hard work and business acumen. I am not close friends with any of them, but I have done security work with each of them in a variety of different ways over the years. I focus on these two examples because I happen to know Amit Yoran (CEO of Tenable), Dug Song and Jon Oberhide. Cybersecurity firm Tenable closes up 31% - Shares opened at $33.00,nudging the company's market value above $3 billion, and closed at $30.25 per share.The company has 700 employees with offices throughout the United States and in London, though the company has remained headquartered in Ann Arbor. Under the terms of the agreement, Cisco is paying $2.35 billion in cash and assumed equity awards for Duo.ĭuo Security was founded in 2010 by Dug Song and Jonathan Oberheide and went on to raise $121.M through several rounds of funding. Cisco is buying Duo Security for $2.35 billion in cash - “Cisco today announced its intention to buy Ann Arbor, Mich.-based security firm, Duo Security.NOTE: we can't deliver to the Channel Islands or other locations outside the UK. This higher rate carriage charge will be indicated in your basket as a heavy or large delivery charged at £8.95.įull delivery details are provided in the Help Centre Products likely to be impacted by this higher rate parcel send are: boxes of paper, multiple quantities of water, desk stands or furniture and volume packs of cleaning supplies. Orders that contain products which at dispatch will be more than 20kg weight will be subject to a Heavy and Large delivery charge. As a result we have to reflect this in the delivery charges we make to our customers. The parcel rate charges are often amplified for orders in excess of 15kg from all the couriers we use. ![]() Heavy and Large ProductsĪll our orders are dispatched via courier networks and do not travel via parcel post. *Next day deliveries cannot be offered to all locations, and occasionally shipments may be delayed by credit checks. ![]()
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