Proofpoint to buy Varonis in $6.3 billion all-cash deal
· Politics · United States
Thoma Bravo's Proofpoint agreed to buy Varonis Systems in a $6.3 billion all-cash deal, according to CNA. The acquisition consolidates two cybersecurity firms and reflects continued consolidation in the sector as demand for data security grows. The all-cash structure signals confidence in the deal's financing.
Why it matters:The deal shows private equity's appetite for cybersecurity assets as corporate spending on data protection rises.
Key points
- Proofpoint agreed to buy Varonis Systems for $6.3 billion
- The deal is all-cash
- Proofpoint is owned by Thoma Bravo
Sources (original reporting)
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