Tenable Network Security on the Inc 5000 List
As the CEO and co-founder of Tenable Network Security, I am very proud to announce our inclusion in the 2010 Inc 5000 list of fastest growing companies in the United States. We placed #1369 out of 5000 ranked companies. Tenable is very unique on this list as being one of the only security companies present that is neither public nor has raised external investment capital. Tenable is approaching our eighth year of business and we have every intention of continuing to grow, continuing to innovate and most of all, continuing to help our customers enhance and monitor their state of security and compliance. If you want to join our winning team, Tenable has many open positions helping to support customers, perform security research and much more.
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