Deloitte Names Tenable as one of America’s Fastest Growing Companies
Tenable Network Security was ranked 290th on the Deloitte 2009 Technology Fast 500™ program. This program ranks the fastest growing companies in technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences and clean technology in North America. Rankings are based on the percentage of fiscal year revenue growth during the past five years. Tenable’s revenue grew 441% during this period.
As the CEO and co-founder of Tenable, I am extremely happy with our progress and very excited about our future plans. Over the past seven years, we have been able to support a wide variety of organizations and end users with products and services. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank Tenable’s customers for putting their trust in us. I also thank Tenable’s employees for making our products and services competitive and effective.
Tenable has a very bright future ahead of it. We are in the process of developing several new products and services which will transform how organizations monitor their network for risk and compliance. These new solutions will help us better serve our customers and continue the success we've had to date.
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