Guys, last year, Code 42 with their combined products, hit $120 million of revenue.

They sold off a $50 million, or sorry, a $70 million revenue stream for $250 million to a private equity group.

Joe's now in a very good, defensible position with a bunch of cash on the balance sheet,

and the product left behind, which is the product they're very excited about at Code 42, doing still $50 million of revenue.

That was a year ago, targeting 20% year-over-year growth. We'll put them if they hit it at 60 million in AR this year. We'll see what happens there. We've got 800 customers on

that product, several paying more than a million per year, which is great. 200, 220 folks on the

team, 30 quota-carrying reps as they continue again to build products here to make sure that

internal employees don't accidentally or intentionally take files from your company into their next

gig.

Hey folks, my guest today is Joe Payne.

He's the president and CEO of Code 42, a leading data security company that focused on reducing

the risk of data leakage from insider threats.

With more than 20 years of experience as CEO, he's a proven track record leading high

growth technology companies over a long period.

Previously, you served as CEO of Eloqua, e-secure, and EGrail, and as president of eye defense.

Joe, you're ready to take us to the top?

Let's go.

All right.

So Code 42, I guess help us understand how you're helping big, I assume SaaS companies,

companies in general prevent insider threats.

Is social engineering? Is it

team training? Is it code exclusively? What is it? Yeah, it's really interesting, Nathan. A lot of

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