In a signal move for the cybersecurity sector, identity and access management (IAM) vendor SailPoint has made its return to public markets.

Security player’s distributor views move as a moment that validates the market as well as its involvement with the vendor.

Due Diligence is written by Arash Massoudi, Ivan Levingston, Ortenca Aliaj, and Robert Smith in London, James Fontanella-Khan ...

Identity security firm SailPoint became the second cybersecurity vendor to go public since 2021 with the completion of its ...

SailPoint, valued at $12.8 billion, debuted its stock at $23 per share, reflecting a cautious return to the market. The identity security firm's IPO comes amid soaring cybersecurity demand due to ...

SailPoint's IPO aims to raise funds for debt repayment, equity settlements, advisory fees and general corporate purposes, ...

SailPoint, an identity security company backed by Thoma Bravo, achieved a valuation of $12.8 billion during its Nasdaq debut, opening at $23 per share. The company raised $1.38 billion in an upsized ...

SailPoint was valued at $12.8 billion after its shares debuted in line with their offer price on Thursday, marking a tepid ...

Austin-based identity security company SailPoint Inc. went public Feb. 13 and raised about $1.38 billion in an initial public ...

SailPoint Technologies has made a blockbuster return to Wall Street, pricing its $1.38 billion initial public offering (IPO) ...

(Reuters) -Thoma Bravo-backed cybersecurity firm SailPoint will start trading on the Nasdaq on Thursday, returning to the U.S ...

The syndicate led by Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Evercore closed the books north of 20x covered on the back of strong long-only/mutual fund demand and a 100% hit rate in investor ...