INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
that the IT incident management startup had shed 18 percent of its workforce, or just over 30 employees.The layoffs took place at the end of
October; shortly after, Moogsoft announced two executive hires
Among the additions was Amer Deeba, who recently resigned from Qualys after the United States Securities and Exchange Commission
help teams work more efficiently and avoid outages
The startup has raised $90 million in equity funding to date, garnering a $220 million valuation with its latest round, according to
Wing VC founder and long-time Accel managing partner Peter Wagner and Redpoint partner John Walecka are among the investors currently
several teams across the company
customers, according to a statement announcing its latest capital infusion
layoffs, a common strategy for companies looking to cast a shadow on less-than-stellar news, like major staff cuts
long-time Qualys executive, as its chief operating officer.Deeba spent the last 17 years at Qualys, a publicly traded provider of
cloud-based security and compliance solutions
In August, he resigned amid allegations of insider trading
guidance and that it was revising its full-year 2015 revenue guidance downward
