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The article offers information about work and efforts of several corporate leaders and entrepreneurial operators of U.S. Topics discussed include François Locoh Donou, President and chief executive officer of American software company F5 Networks Inc.; talks about Charles E. Phillips, President and chief executive officer of new york based software company Infor Inc.; and mention about Corey E.Thomas, President and chief executive officer of Boston based software company Rapid7 LLC.

The face of finance is changing. Everywhere you look, institutions are abandoning the high street and moving to faster, more responsive 24-hour online services to meet customer demand. Yet, as digital engagement increases, hacker groups are changing the game and expanding their footprints of destruction with sophisticated tools to infiltrate operations, attack critical applications and gain access to data. Ralf Sydekum of F5 Networks believes that the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) might lead to better data management and greater transparency, and will force organisations to improve their security. On the other hand, businesses that ignore requirements for transparency and fairness will suffer severe reputational and financial consequences [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article announces the winners of the Best of Identity and Access Management category of the 2014 "Information Security" Readers' Choice Awards, which include One Identity Manager from Dell, the Big-IP Access Policy Manager from F5 Networks Inc., and the Self-Service Reset Password Management from Tools4ever.

The article presents the recipients of the Readers' Choice Product Excellence Awards for 2012 which include TE Connectivity for Structured/Physical Network Cabling category, F5 Networks for Data Center Application Delivery/Availability category and Cisco Systems for Data Center Network Switch/Routers category.

The article announces the winners in various categories of the Tech Impact Awards in Seattle, Washington in 2012 including John McAdam of F5 Networks for Lifetime Achievement, Microsoft (Photosynth) for Mobile and SEOmoz for Marketing Innovation.

The article describes the real estate market in the Seattle, Washington area as of August 2012. It states that the direct and indirect demand for office space has been boosted by Amazon's growth. The new office spaces have been taken up by Nordstrom, Microsoft and F5 Networks, companies whose strength reportedly benefited Seattle. Challenges facing real estate developers are also tackled.

The article offers information on best companies to work for in the U.S. in 2011. Since it was founded in 1924, the Everett Clinic has grown considerably and made communication a priority. A developer of software for web security, F5 Networks gives a 4 percent match on employee 401(k) plans and ergonomic consultations. With more than 1,600 employees, McKinstry is one of the first adopters of the design, build, operation and maintain (DBOM) philosophy.

The article looks back at the year 2010 in business in Washington. It cites Bartell Drug Co. which is celebrating its 120 years of founding. It considers William H. Gates Sr. as least likely to run for public office. It names F5 Networks as the company most likely to take over the world or get acquired trying. The article sees more acquisitions of Washington companies by outsiders or out-of-state owners. It lists John Kenneth Arnold of Intelius and Mark Phillips of MOD Systems as some of the businesspeople behaving badly.

The article discusses stock market trends as of June 13, 2016. Topics discussed include the performance of the Dow Jones Industrials, Nasdaq Composite and Standard & Poor's 500 index, the impact of the referendum on Great Britain's exit to the European Union on European financial markets, and the outlook on the stock of technology company F5 Networks Inc.

The article examines six Web application firewalls. These include Barracuda Networks' Web Application Gateway, Bee Ware's iSentry, Breach Security's WebDefend,Citrix's Application Firewall, F5 Networks' Big-IP 8800 Application Security Manager, and Imperva's SecureSphere Web Application Firewall. Each was graded based on certain criteria like depth of security policy control and overall security effectiveness. Application firewalls represents the next-generation digital security, according to the author. INSET: About this REVIEW.

Presents information on third party computer software products that enhance performance, ease monitoring and administration, and improve or add security features to the Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2000 from Microsoft Corp. RainConnect from Rainfinity; BIG-IP Switches from F5 Networks; AEP SureWare Runner SSL accelerator cards from AEP Systems.

Evaluates the 3DNS computer network global load balancer from F5 Networks Inc. Protocol used by the company; Distributed traffic method used within the product. INSETS: HOW WE TESTED;THE DEVIL'S IN THE DNS DETAILS.

The article reports that the F5 Networks makes appliances that direct Internet traffic and is beating Cisco Systems for application delivery controllers. These controllers are appliances loaded with software and directs Web traffic to the least busy runway. The career background of F5 Networks's chief executive John McAdam is explored. How McAdam prevented his company from going bankrupt by approving a project to rework the computer code underlying its load-balancing product is discussed.

Evaluates three Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) client-to-server encryption devices available in the United States. CyberSSL from CyberIQ Systems; Intel's Netstructure 7115 E-Commerce Accelerator; Big-IP E-Commerce Controller from F5 Networks; Key features; Pros and cons of each SSL encryption device; Base prices. INSETS: HOW WE TESTED;WHERE DO YOU DECRYPT?;F5 TAKES THE GOLDEN KEY.

F5 and its employees give back to the communities where they live and work through the company's Global Good program, which enables employees to support worthy charitable causes that they care about in a variety of ways. 801 5th Ave. Seattle, WA 98104 Online: www.f5.com (206) 272-5555 OVERVIEW F5 an application security and delivery company that enables its customers, which include the world's largest companies, financial institutions, service providers and governments, to process data quickly and securely. The company offered a month-long double-matching campaign open to all nonprofit organizations to triple the impact of employee donations to organizations providing relief and response services related to the pandemic. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents a promotional advertisement for Internet technology firm F5 Network, focusing on software defined networking (SDN). Topics include how SDN software can virtualize a data center network; the communication challenges and security holes created by stateful services; and the coordination of network nodes.

The article announces that the Bike to Work Day sponsored by F5 Networks Inc. will be held at Ballard Ave, Ballard, Seattle, Washington (D.C.) on May 18, 2012.

F5 Networks' $500 million deal to buy Volterra could lead to an even bigger shakeup of the multi-cloud networking sector. In just one short week, this deal has had quite an impact on the cloud-networking community, according to analyst Scott Raynovich. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

(Bloomberg) -- F5 Networks Inc. has reached an agreement to buy the privately owned software startup Volterra for $500 million. "We're not acquiring Volterra for what it's going to do for us today, meaning what it's going to do for revenue in the 2021 financial year, F5 Chief Executive Officer François Locoh-Donou said in an interview. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- F5 Networks Inc. is nearing an agreement to buy the privately owned software startup Volterra for $500 million, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Seattle-based F5 will pay $440 million in cash, plus about $60 million in deferred stock payments and incentives to Volterra's founders and employees, the people said, asking not to be identified because the transaction isn't public. [Extracted from the article]

Perhaps a software-based solution from F5 and Volterra could provide service providers with a new option to deliver edge services without partnering with hyperscalers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

On Wednesday, VMware announced upgrades to its NSX Advanced Load Balancer while also touting its success in replacing legacy hardware load balancers. Building on its deal to buy Avi Networks just over a year ago, VMware launched its standalone NSX Advanced Load Balancer in 2019. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

eWEEK NETWORKING ANALYSIS: F5 customers will see a performance boost and cost savings by shifting security capabilities to SmartNICs [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article announces the appointment of Steve McMillan as chief executive officer (CEO) of Teradata Corp., effective June 8, 2020.

The article evaluates two Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Virtual Private Network (VPN) appliances, the Aventail's EX-2500 and F5 Networks' FirePass 4100, which are used to control remote access users.

Reports that Seattle, Washington-based F5 Networks Inc., provider of Application Traffic Management Products, has introduced its Dynamic Security Control Architecture, security structure that provides a coordinated and unified line of defense to protect enterprise, mobile and web service application. Facilitation of centralized application security enforcement; Use of the system for security requirements; Availability.

ALL F5 DEVELOPER COMMUNITIES in Malaysia can now join the over 60,000 worldwide members at the enhanced 5th Generation DevCentral community site that is loaded with new social features on [...]

F5 Networks, Inc., a developer of application delivery networking solutions, and Ixia, a provider of converged IP performance test systems, announced the results of performance validation of the F5 Viprion [...]

F5 Networks, Inc., a specialist in Application Delivery Networking (ADN), and Quova, Inc., a provider of IP geolocation data and services, announced a partnership and OEM agreement. The companies said [...]

F5 Networks, Inc., a specialist in Application Delivery Networking (ADN), announced improved solutions for service providers to meet the growing demand for mobile services. The F5 BIG-IP 10.1 release offers [...]

F5 Networks, Inc., a developer of application delivery networking solutions, announced that the Confucius Institute has deployed F5 BIG-IP and ARX solutions to support a global Content Delivery Network (CDN). [...]

F5 Networks, Inc. announced that the F5 BIG-IP 6900 Application Delivery Controller is now available in a FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standard) edition. With this FIPS 140-2 Level 2 certification, [...]

Presents information on several computer products. Vixel 2100 Zoning Managed Hub from Vixel; CoSession 2000 remote-access software from Artisoft; Global/Site Controller from F5 Networks.

F5 Networks announced Friday afternoon that it had wrapped up its $1 billion deal to buy Shape Security. The deal, which was announced Dec. 19, adds end-to-end security offerings to F5's portfolio. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

F5 Networks is ending the year with a bang by buying privately-held Shape Security for $1 billion. The deal, which is subject to certain adjustments, blends F5's expertise in protecting applications across multi-cloud environments with Shape's fraud and abuse prevention capabilities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

"F5's acquisition of NGINX strengthens our growth trajectory by accelerating our software and multi-cloud transformation", said François Locoh-Donou (pictured), president & CEO of F5 Networks. Together F5 Networks will enhance NGINX's current offerings with its security solutions and will integrate its cloud-native innovations with NGINX's software load balancing technology. "NGINX and F5 share the same mission and vision", added Gus Robertson, CEO of NGINX. [Extracted from the article]