13.03.25|CTechShares fell in extended trading after the company’s revenue forecast missed estimates.
28.07.24|Morgan Wright“The CrowdStrike outage highlights the risk of lack of resilience and the danger posed by over-reliance on single sources of technology and software, and it has become a blueprint for nation-state adversaries to recalibrate tactics, techniques, and procedures and cause devastating consequences,” writes Morgan Wright, Chief Security Advisor of SentinelOne.
06.12.23|Reuters Shares of the Israeli-founded company surged by 16% on Wednesday after a strong quarterly revenue forecast
22.09.23|CTech
02.09.23|CTech and ReutersTomer Weingarten was speaking after the cybersecurity company he founded raised its full-year forecast and amidst reports of a potential sale
30.08.23|Sophie ShulmanWiz expressed its intention to acquire SentinelOne this past weekend despite being a relatively young startup while the latter is a decade-old public company employing almost three times its workforce
26.08.23|Sophie ShulmanMarket estimations suggest that SentinelOne will not agree to a deal for less than $18-20 per share, equating to around $6 billion and 25% above the current value
26.08.23|Sophie ShulmanIf the deal goes through Wiz will need to raise capital for this move, as it will be worth more than $5 billion. Bloomberg reports that Wiz is already in talks with banks that may finance the bold move
21.08.23|Sophie Shulman and ReutersInitial expressions of interest did not meet SentinelOne's valuation expectations, and it is possible that the company ends the talks without a deal
04.06.23|Meir OrbachSentinelOne stock fell on Friday following disappointing financial reports and the news of the layoffs of 5% of its employees. The good news is that the company is still growing and has enough financial breathing room to weather the crisis
02.06.23|Meir OrbachThe Israeli-founded cybersecurity company’s share price plummeted in after-hours trading after it fell well short of analysts’ expectations
08.12.22|Sophie ShulmanThe latest reports from the likes of SentinelOne, CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks revealed the crisis is already beginning to hit even the supposedly immune cybersecurity industry
22.09.22|CTechThe cybersecurity company’s initial portfolio includes several Israeli startups, among them Torq and Laminar
01.09.22|Sophie ShulmanThe cybersecurity company reported quarterly revenues of $102.5 million and an increase of 122% in ARR
15.03.22|Sophie ShulmanAttivo Networks protects companies and government entities against identity compromise, privilege escalation, and lateral movement attacks and will help SentinelOne extend its AI-powered prevention, detection, and response capabilities to identity-based threats
04.03.22|Raphael Kahan“Russia and China will continue to be forces that will cause a lot of trouble in the Western world as agents of chaos, but in the end people are looking for freedom - so the situation will change for the better,” says cyber expert Morgan Wright, Chief Security Advisor at Israeli cyber unicorn SentinelOne
30.12.21|Meir OrbachThe inflation in Israeli cybersecurity companies with similar products created fierce competition between the industry’s top names
23.12.21|Golan HazaniThe cybersecurity unicorn was in advanced negotiations to acquire its fellow Israeli company in a cash and stock deal, but the recent drop in SentinelOne’s share price thwarted the takeover
07.12.21|Meir Orbach“We raised the round at a significant valuation. We won’t reveal it, but we are very close to being a unicorn,” said Ofer Smadari, the CEO of the Israeli cybersecurity startup
12.09.21|Hagar Ravet and Meir Orbach SentinelOne founder Tomer Weingarten tells Calcalist about his first computer, why not serving at a top tech military unit helped him, and why his company’s market value does not phase him