Qualys is set to drop its Q2 earnings this Tuesday, having already smashed revenue targets last quarter with $175.6M—up nearly 10% YoY—and strong guidance. Analysts expect a more modest 8.9% revenue growth this time, down from last year’s 10.3%, but still confident given Qualys’ track record of beating expectations. Meanwhile, rivals Tenable and Varonis also posted solid results—with Tenable’s stock rising and Varonis dipping—while the broader cybersecurity sector gains momentum. Yet Qualys’ own shares have fallen 8.6% in the past month, trading below its $131.13 average analyst price target. The stage is set for an intriguing earnings call.
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