The chairman and CEO of Columbia-based Tenable Holdings died Jan. 3, the cybersecurity company said. Amit Yoran, who led the company through a period of growth and a 2018 initial public offering,

Amit Yoran, who ushered cybersecurity company Tenable into the public market as chief executive, died on Friday.

Tenable CEO Amit Yoran died on Friday during a battle with cancer, his company announced Saturday. Yoran, 54, had taken medical leave a month prior.

Longtime entrepreneur and cybersecurity executive Amit Yoran passed away Friday after a battle with cancer. Cybersecurity company Tenable, where Yoran was

Tenable CEO and cybersecurity industry veteran Amit Yoran has passed away at the age of 54 after a battle with cancer.

TOP tech chief and entrepreneur Amit Yoran has died “unexpectedly” at the age of 54. The cyber security expert, who served as the chairman and CEO of Tenable Holdings, was battling

Chair and Chief Executive Amit Yoran unexpectedly died on Friday, the cybersecurity company said Saturday. Yoran, who was battling cancer, had been on medical leave since December 5, Tenable said in a statement.

Amit Yoran, who began as the CEO of cybersecurity vendor Tenable in 2016, has died after a battle with cancer.

Prior to his role as CEO at Tenable Holdings, he worked with the US Department of Homeland Security and was a frequent television commentator, sharing his expertise on cybersecurity matter

Amit Yoran - a West Point graduate who founded NetWitness, sold the company to RSA and took Tenable public - died Friday. He was 54. Yoran was diagnosed in March