Sidley advised Armis in its US$150 million acquisition of Silk Security, a leading platform for cyber risk prioritization and remediation. Armis, headquartered in San Francisco with operations in Israel and Australia, is a leading asset intelligence cybersecurity company.
The Sidley team was led by Martin Wellington (Emerging Companies and Venture Capital, M&A), Sara Carian (M&A and Private Equity) and Dr. Idan Netser (Emerging Companies and Venture Capital, Tax). Additional support was provided by BinQuan Zhuang, Sara Zokaei, Elisha Marquez, and Taylor Shuman (Emerging Companies and Venture Capital); Nicholas Frey (Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation); Natalie Chan and Carolyn Ayaub (Labor, Employment and Immigration); Rachelle Soderstrom, Natalie Crawford, and Ida Ebeid (Technology and Life Sciences Transactions); and Jonathan Westreich (Tax).
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