IronNet is a reorganized debtor still under court oversight because plan funding, creditor payments, U.S. Trustee reporting, and quarterly-fee issues remain live; the next scheduled event is a June 1, 2026 virtual status conference to discuss funding of obligations under the confirmed plan, noticed in the Notice of Virtual Status ConferenceDkt. 652 and followed by the June 1 hearing agendaDkt. 654.
The Chapter 11 cases began on October 12, 2023, after IronNet’s liquidity position deteriorated to the point that it had furloughed nearly its entire workforce by early September 2023 and terminated remaining employees by September 29, 2023; the first-day declaration also described a September AWS service suspension, a secured-note capital stack including Director Notes, C5 Notes, a bridge facility, and other note obligations, and a proposed $10 million DIP facility from ITC Global intended to support a sale and restructuring process Pforr First Day DeclarationDkt. 4. The debtor group filed voluntary petitions the same day, with IronNet, Inc. as the lead case Voluntary PetitionDkt. 1.
The case moved quickly from first-day stabilization into a plan track: the debtors filed a disclosure statement in November 2023 and then an amended joint Chapter 11 plan in December 2023, structured as a reorganization with 10 creditor and interest-holder classes Disclosure StatementDkt. 163 . The current docket posture is therefore not a live sale launch or first-day financing fight, but post-confirmation implementation pressure. At the May 13, 2026 status conference, the U.S. Trustee’s motion to convert or dismiss was adjourned without date after the parties reported progress on plan funding, including wires to Stretto for Class 7 and 8 obligations, a separate expected $1.15 million wire for tax liabilities, and a path to resolve reporting and quarterly-fee issues outside court .
