Deloitte Ranks SecureWorks at No. 199 of Technology Fast 500 -- Security Today

Deloitte Ranks SecureWorks at No. 199 of Technology Fast 500

Oct 21, 2010

Atlanta-based SecureWorks,® Inc., a global provider of information security services protecting 2,900 clients in more than 70 countries, ranked No. 199 on Technology Fast 500™, Deloitte's ranking of 500 of the fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences and clean technology companies in North America.

Rankings are based on percentage of fiscal year revenue growth during the period from 2005-2009. SecureWorks grew 496 percent during this period.

SecureWorks' Chairman and CEO Mike Cote said the cornerstone of the company's growth has been its purpose-built technology that enables broad visibility into the networks of 2,900 clients worldwide. SecureWorks' security management platform monitors, correlates and analyzes billions of security events from their clients' networks daily.

"With visibility across such a large customer base, our certified security analysts are able to see cyber attacks as they are emerging," said Cote. "This information, combined with the intelligence of our renowned Counter Threat Unit(SM) (CTU) security research team, enables us to prevent new cyber threats from impacting our clients."

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