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  Late on Friday, Security program company FireEye filed the documents for an IPO. The proposed ticker is FEYE (the trade has not been selected yet) and the main underwriters contain Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and Barclays.
  
  FireEye was established by designer Ashar Aziz back 2004. His years of experience in the security profession helped him see a substantial challenge in the space: Signature-based methods may sooner or later be ineffective. One big argument is the fact that the development of cutting-edge technologies like virtualization, the cloud, social-networking and mobile phones allows many new access points for spyware and viruses.
  
  At the same time, the perpetrators are now not just individual hackers, they're usually legal companies and even nation states!!
  
  According to FireEye's S-1:.
  
  ' [The] highly-sophisticated cyber-attacks typically prevent conventional signature-based defenses by establishing dynamic, focused and stealthy malware that permeates defenses in multiple stages and through multiple access points of an IT network.' . To explore more, please glance at: like us on facebook. FireEye has established a digital machine-based security system to fight back. For the most part, FireEye determines a threat within the initial steps and takes care of it with minor interruption to some business's network.
  
  As ought to be no wonder, FireEye has has snapped up many customers, which now total over 1000. They contain over 125 of the Fortune 500 and span across more than 40 countries. To get one more viewpoint, consider taking a view at: find out more.
  
  From 2010 to 2012, profits increased from $11.8 million to $83.3 million. Throughout that time, though, the losses climbed from $9.5 million to $35.8 million. But take into account that FireEye has sunk greatly in building a strong base for continued hyper-growth. Link is a offensive library for more about the meaning behind it.
  
  The company also offers a superb administration crew. In 2007, he led a recovery of Mc-afee and then sold the company to Intel in 2011 for $7.7 million.
  
  And yes, the moment appears spot-on for a FireEye IPO. Just a couple of weeks ago, Cisco consented to fork out over $2 billion for security agent Sourcefire. Consequently, the offer has started rumor that other mega tech companies, like IBM, Microsoft and Oracle, will ramp-up their M&A too.
  
  What's more, security IPOs also have done well. One of the standouts is Imperva, which is up almost 200 % since its presenting in late 2011.
  
  In light of all this, the FireEye IPO might have its flaws. It is a pretty good guess that Fireye will illuminate dealers' purses.
  
  FireEye was founded by engineer Ashar Aziz back 2004. FireEye has generated a digital machine-based security system to react. For the most part, FireEye detects a threat in early stages and takes care of it with little disruption to your company's network. Remember that FireEye has invested heavily in developing a strong basis for continued hyper-growth.
  
  And yes, the timing looks spot-on for a FireEye IPO.

   

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