
Summary Bullets:
• Last week, AT&T answered the looming question concerning the fate of its cybersecurity organization when it announced plans for a spin out in early 2024
• At least in the near term, AT&T will hold majority ownership in the fledging company with Chicago-based investment house WillJam Ventures also taking a share.
After months of rumors swirling that AT&T was shopping its cybersecurity unit, the telco giant broke its silence last week by announcing it is spinning out the unit in early 2024. The company will keep a majority ownership stake in the standalone company with a new investment from WillJam Ventures, the Chicago-based investment firm involved in the deal. WillJam has a history in cybersecurity. The company currently has a stake in the PCI compliance vendor Viking Cloud as well as XDR provider GoSecure. WillJam facilitated the deal to sell TrustWave to SingTel for $850 million in 2015.
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