FireEye Stock News

There's a "direct correlation" between increased ransomware attacks and the rise of digital currencies, FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia told CNBC.

FireEye's (FEYE) Mandiant On-Demand Cyber Intelligence Training secures the virtual onboarding process of new security analysts and delivers advanced training to more experienced team members.

FireEye is shedding its low-growth products business and getting $1.2 billion in cash in return. FireEye's remaining business will likely generate a CAGR of 20%.

Jun.09 -- FireEye Inc. CEO Kevin Mandia believes the U.S. government's ability to recover some of the Colonial Pipeline Co.'s ransom would not deter cyber criminals from attacking again. He also says

FireEye, Inc. (FEYE) CFO Frank Verdecanna at Baird 2021 Global Consumer, Technology and Services Conference (Transcript)

FireEye, Inc. (FEYE) CEO Kevin Mandia Presents at BofA Securities 2021 Global Technology Conference (Transcript)

After the announced sale of the Products segment (FireEye), the market is still struggling to understand both the growth and product strategy for Mandiant (Remainco). While the market is worried that

FireEye Inc (NASDAQ: FEYE) shares tanked about 10% on Thursday morning as the cybersecurity firm announced a definitive agreement with Symphony Tech-led investor group to sell its Products business fo

FireEye's (FEYE) product business sale will make its Mandiant unit an independent publicly-traded entity focusing on cyber-incident response and the cybersecurity testing market.

FireEye Inc (NASDAQ: FEYE) inked an agreement to sell its FireEye Products business, including the FireEye name, to a Symphony Technology Group (STG) led consortium in an all-cash transaction for $

Eight years ago, prominent $6 billion cybersecurity company FireEye acquired incident response startup Mandiant. That deal has just been undone by a CEO who appears delighted to decouple the two. Kevi

Cybersecurity giant FireEye has agreed to sell its products business to a consortium led by private equity firm Symphony Technology Group for $1.2 billion. The all-cash deal will split FireEye, the ma

FireEye is selling its products business and the FireEye name to a consortium led by private-equity firm Symphony Technology Group for $1.2 billion.

FireEye Inc. is selling its FireEye unit to a private-equity firm for more than $1 billion, which will lead to a name change and new share-repurchase program.

This cybersecurity company isn't a bad business, but it may be falling behind some of its cloud-based rivals.