Kimberlie holds FEYE 33.06: In 2013, FireEye correctly identified 11 zero-day attacks, outperforming all of the services of its competitors combined.

FireEye's technology works by running any suspicious software program in a safe, virtual environment, and examining what exactly the program does, to determine whether the program represents a threat. These are new threats unlikely to be immediately recognized as harmful by traditional security programs. The weakness of this approach is obviously its ability to identify new, unrecognized threats in a timely manner. Traditional forms of cybersecurity, such as most antivirus and firewall programs, operate by comparing potential intrusive software to a database of identified threats. FireEye stands out due to the unique nature of the service it offers.


Chante:
Cut these annoying phrases out of your vocabulary, like, yesterday.

Colene:
The business sector accounted for only around 1 million (0.7%) of the exposed records, but 222 (39.4%) of the breaches.

Karleen:
Those stocks are both top 10 holdings in HACK, combing for over 7.5 percent of the ETF's weight.

Sasha:
Cisco purchased security vendor Sourcefire in 2013 for a 29% premium to its stock price at the time, at a rich valuation of 76 times projected earnings and nine times projected sales.

Tesha:
Takeover activity as a possible catalyst for HACK and its components makes sense.

Marcene:
Although HACK and cybersecurity stocks have dithered in recent weeks, there is another looming catalyst with the potential to drive the cybersecurity higher: Mergers and acquisitions activity.

Tori:
FireEye is in an arena where it may drive the next big wave of cybersecurity technology.

Shae:
The company announced earlier this year that it will be working with Visa to help the credit card giant develop products for merchants and credit card issuers to defend against large-scale attacks on payment data.

Muriel:
FireEye Inc. (NASDAQ: FEYE) has been mentioned recently as a takeover target, with numerous big tech companies listed as possible suitors.

Marquitta:
The stock has tumbled almost 40% since June.

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