Email security providers are going private. That’s what Mimecast did when it accepted a $5.6 billion all-cash offer from private equity firm Permira.
Experts say that vendors withdrawing from the public scrutiny of being traded on the stock market allows them to be able to focus more intensely on product and market development.
Learn why private equity firms are heavily investing in cybersecurity.
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