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FORESCOUT APPOINTS TODD DEBELL AS VICE PRESIDENT OF WORLDWIDE CHANNEL SALES
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on July 21, 2016
2 min readLast updated: January 22, 2026
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Published by Gbaf News
Posted on July 21, 2016
2 min readLast updated: January 22, 2026
ForeScout Technologies, Inc., the pioneer in agentless cybersecurity, announced that Todd DeBell has joined the company’s leadership team as Vice President of Worldwide Channel Sales. In this role, DeBell will be responsible for the channel sales and distribution strategy with a focus on accelerating ForeScout’s channel program to address the growing demand for the company’s products.
Todd DeBell, Vice President of Worldwide Channel Sales, ForeScout Technologies
DeBell joins ForeScout after spending five years at FireMon, where he built the global partner and distribution program. During his time at FireMon, revenue grew more than 400 percent as DeBell managed 26 global distribution partners and a global network of more than 240 channel partners.
“Todd brings more than two decades of channel, sales and cybersecurity experience—his past success really speaks for itself,” said ForeScout President and CEO Michael DeCesare. “Todd’s unique skill set is perfectly suited to guide ForeScout’s channel distribution and sales strategy into new and emerging markets across the globe.”
“It’s an exciting time to join ForeScout and help the company execute on its vision of selling 100 percent through the channel,” said DeBell. “With the number of Internet of Things devices projected to top 20 billion in the next four years, there is a major need for our technology in new and emerging markets. I plan to expand our global footprint and continue to strengthen our channel in North America and Europe.”
ForeScout helps organisations better manage their security stance with visibility into both agentless and agent devices, multi-vendor orchestration and automated security controls. This holistic approach has become necessary in a time when smart devices associated with the Internet of Things, dispersed workforces and siloed security solutions continue to introduce risks to enterprises’ growing networks.
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