IronNet, Inc.

  1. May 12, 2025

    Young Conaway Asks To Exit Tech Firm IronNet's Ch. 11

    Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor LLP asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to let it withdraw from representing reorganized cybersecurity firm IronNet in its Chapter 11, citing rules that let lawyers cut ties if a case creates a financial burden or a client isn't living up to their obligations.

  2. January 18, 2024

    Cybersecurity Biz IronNet's Equity Swap Ch. 11 Plan OK'd

    IronNet Inc., a cybersecurity firm founded by a former head of the NSA, received court approval Thursday for its Chapter 11 plan to exchange secured debt for equity in a reorganized business, telling a Delaware bankruptcy judge that it had resolved all concerns related by interested parties.

  3. December 11, 2023

    Cybersecurity Biz IronNet Gets $10M DIP Green Light In Ch.11

    Defunct cybersecurity company IronNet received final approval for a $10 million debtor-in-possession financing package on Monday in Delaware bankruptcy court, along with interim approval of the disclosure statement and debtor's solicitation process.

  4. December 07, 2023

    US Trustee Wants 3rd Party Release Opt-Outs In IronNet Ch. 11

    The Office of the U.S. Trustee on Thursday objected to the Chapter 11 plan of bankrupt cybersecurity venture IronNet Inc., saying it needs to allow both voting and non-voting creditors to opt out of third-party releases.

  5. November 21, 2023

    IronNet Seeks January Voting Deadline For Ch. 11 Plan

    Bankrupt cybersecurity venture IronNet Inc. hopes to have its Chapter 11 restructuring plan approved by the end of January as it simultaneously pursues a sale.

  6. October 25, 2023

    IronNet Files Proposed Dual-Track Sale Process In Ch. 11

    Bankrupt cybersecurity venture IronNet Inc. has moved for court approval to run a "dual track" Chapter 11 in Delaware, seeking clearance to pursue sale options or sales of equity in a reorganized company.

  7. October 13, 2023

    IronNet Approved For Ch. 11 Loan Without Roll-Up

    Bankrupt cybersecurity company IronNet received interim approval for a $10 million debtor-in-possession financing package Friday in Delaware court, but the presiding judge declined to include a roll-up of $1.5 million in prepetition bridge financing in the initial order.