Tenable Recognized by Inc. Magazine for Outstanding Growth
Earlier today, Tenable Network Security revealed it had been named as one of the fastest-growing private companies by Inc. Magazine in its annual Inc. 5000 ranking. We're proud to note Tenable's performance — 259% sales growth over a three year period — earned an overall ranking of #15 among security companies, and #19 in the metropolitan Baltimore area.
The Inc. 5000 recognition follows the recent strong positive ranking given Tenable's vulnerability management products by a leading analyst firm, and major business successes — such as the Tenable technology rollout across the whole of the Department of Defense and select Federal Intelligence Agencies as part of the DoD DISA ACAS program.
Tenable was also cited for contributing to job growth, with over 80 positions added to the company's rosters. Additional career opportunities can be researched on Tenable's website.
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