Cyber security startup Arctic Wolf seeks to hire advisors for US IPO

By Krystal Hu on Nov 23, 2021 11:43AM

Cyber security startup Arctic Wolf seeks to hire advisors for US IPO

After recently raising funding.

Cyber security startup Arctic Wolf, which recently raised funding at a valuation of over US$4 billion (A$5.5 billion), is seeking to hire financial advisors for a stock market listing early next year in the United States, a top executive told Reuters. Arctic Wolf has started interviewing ...

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