Fireeye Inc (FEYE)
FireEye Rebrands as Mandiant (FEYE) After Product Biz Sell-Off
FireEye rebrands itself as Mandiant Inc. (FEYE) effective Oct 4, pursuant to its earlier product business and brand name sale agreement with the consortium led by Symphony Technology Group.
Mandiant to Announce Third Quarter 2021 Financial Results on November 4, 2021
Mandiant Confirms Name Change from FireEye, Inc. to Mandiant, Inc.
General Paul M. Nakasone to Speak at Mandiant Cyber Defense Summit 2021
FEYE November 5th Options Begin Trading
Anne Neuberger Joins Mandiant Cyber Defense Summit 2021 Keynote Line-up
Tuesday 9/14 Insider Buying Report: TDY, FEYE
FEYE October 22nd Options Begin Trading
Notable Tuesday Option Activity: SIX, FEYE, DOMO
Susan M. Gordon and Christopher C. Krebs to Deliver Keynote Addresses at Mandiant Cyber Defense Summit 2021
FireEye Positioned as a Leader in IDC MarketScape for U.S. Managed Detection & Response Services
Monday 8/23 Insider Buying Report: REI, FEYE
Mandiant Appoints Vikram Ramesh as Chief Marketing Officer
FireEye Advances XDR Platform to Arm Security Operations Teams
Interesting FEYE Put And Call Options For June 2022
Should You Buy the Dip in FireEye?
Cybersecurity company FireEye’s (FEYE) underwhelming second-quarter financial performance has caused its share price to tumble. Furthermore, its recent deal to sell its FireEye Products business has raised investors’ concerns about the stock’s prospects. So, given the company’s business-model switch and bleak financials, can the stock rebound in the near term? Let’s discuss.
Mandiant Adds Attack Surface Management to its SaaS Portfolio with the Acquisition of Intrigue
Notable Friday Option Activity: NEX, FEYE, RAMP
Why Shares of FireEye Were Down 16% Today
Earnings weren't bad, but the spin-off of its products segment makes for an uncertain path in the short term.
FireEye Enters Oversold Territory (FEYE)
FireEye Breaks Below 200-Day Moving Average - Notable for FEYE
FireEye Stock Tumbles After 'Underwhelming' Results
Investors and analysts are reassessing the FireEye as it focuses on services and spins off a slower growing, but more profitable, software arm.