e-Securityrevenue & acquisition
Security Compliance SoftwareVienna, VirginiaFounded 1999
e-Security was acquired by Novell.
e-Security is a Security Compliance Software company based in Vienna, founded in 1999.
e-Security revenue
e-Security's annual revenue was $675.9K in April 2021, its last figure before Novell bought it.
| As of | Revenue | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Apr 2021 | $675.9K | – |
– source not recorded
Who owns e-Security
Novell owns e-Security. The date and price of the deal are not on record.
e-Security CEO, founders & employees
Cindy Provin founded e-Security in 1999 and led it as CEO. e-Security had 29 employees (April 2021).
- Cindy ProvinCo-founder & CEO
e-Security FAQ
How much money does e-Security make?
The most recent figure is $675.9K in annual revenue, from April 2021, before Novell bought the company.
Who owns e-Security?
Novell owns e-Security.
Is e-Security publicly traded?
No. e-Security is part of Novell.
Who founded e-Security?
Cindy Provin, in 1999.
How many employees does e-Security have?
About 29 as of April 2021.
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