Cybersecurity software maker Tenable CEO steps down
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Privately held cybersecurity software maker Tenable Network Security Inc said its chief executive Ron Gula, who co-founded the company in 2002, has stepped down.
Gula will take on the role of the company’s chairman and will help lead the search for a new chief executive, Tenable said in a statement on Thursday.
Tenable said that the search started a few weeks ago.
The Columbia, Maryland-based company added that co-founders Jack Huffard and Renaud Deraison would lead the company in the interim.
Tenable raised $250 million in venture capital funding last year from a Series B round, which was led by Insight Venture Partners and existing investor Accel.
(Reporting by Narottam Medhora in Bengaluru and Jim Finkle in Boston; Editing by Shounak Dasgupta)