Twitter, meet Pace. Pace, meet Twitter. Pace helps you grow more efficiently by identifying where sales touchpoints can accelerate your #PLG motion. paceapp.com/blog-posts/int…

Fun week in LA with my SVB friends, a silly amount of sushi, and the platinum tier of boondoggle: rockband bootcamp.

Praying that the good folks at CNN will return “Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unkown” to its rightful home (HBO Max)

Bee Day at the Behrens house

Excited to share SYN Ventures Fund II, a $300m vehicle focused on series A/B cybersecurity companies. There are more cyber attacks, ransomware, and breaches happening than ever, and we're excited to back the next generation of defensive cyber companies. theinformation.com/briefings/cybe…

Buy and Hold for the next 10 years (only one)?

Cybersecurity-only VC funds raised so far this year: - Ten Eleven: $600m - YL Ventures: $400m - SYN Ventures: $300m - Cyberstarts: $200m $1.5b of fresh capital 🤩

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Excited to share this deep dive on SYN Ventures written by our friends at Strategy of Security. We cover a few broad VC market trends, sector specialization, and our playbook for partnering with founders and CISOs. strategyofsecurity.com/syn-ventures-a…

A lot of people don’t know that the carbonation in champagne comes from soda stream devices.

Vista and Thoma Bravo rapidly sculpting the free cash flow margins of the public pure-play cybersecurity landscape

Momentum Cyber’s Cybersecurity Market Review for Q3 2022 was released this morning. I teamed up again with the awesome team at SYN Ventures to write the foreword. I'll be sharing some commentary and insights from the data over the next couple days.

Humbled to be in the top 8% of Harry Styles listeners

Thoma Bravo when they see Fastly top line growth decelerate to 25%, gross margins regress, and profitability backslide:

what is so difficult about just not hating jews i dont get it

Wife traveling this week so my son and I (1/yo) can finally do what we want (watch all 4 John Wick movies)

Baby got RBAC! So cool to see our billboard featured in Times Square today. Thank you Brex for making it happen 🙌. #bigapplebuilders

In the 1970s, most enterprise software was built in-house or heavily customized. In the 1980s, relational databases (Oracle, DB2) made standardized infrastructure viable. By the 1990s, enterprise software (SAP, etc) became dominant because vendors could spread R&D costs across

Wife in Barcelona this week so my sons and I (3/yo and 1/yo) finally got to watch the Ana de Armas masterpiece: From the world of John Wick: Ballerina. 10/10.