Colorado-based security automation vendor is looking toward Europe and Asia-Pacific for new customers. Swimlane plans to hire more personnel focused on sales, marketing and partnerships. CEO James Brear predicts the company will reach $100 million in annual revenue and breakeven profitability within the next few years. The company has doubled down on in-theater training for partner managers to make the channel partners serving customers in Asia more knowledgeable around security automation. Brear: “You can’t fight and defend against bots without having that. It can’t be done.””]
Source: https://www.cuinfosecurity.com/swimlane-raises-70m-to-grow-security-automation-outside-us-a-19513