MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Feb. 15, 2018 -- CloudGenix today announced it has joined the Symantec Technology Integration Partner Program (TIPP), a global ecosystem composed of more than 100 participating technology companies, in a collaborative effort to combat cyber crime and secure the cloud generation.
As part of Symantec TIPP, CloudGenix can leverage an open ecosystem which includes a complete API framework, as well as integration with the Symantec Integrated Cyber Defense Platform. CloudGenix and Symantec will explore and strive to offer API-based integrated solutions that best service customers and help protect them from security threats. Also as part of Symantec TIPP, CloudGenix will have access to Symantec technology, tools, and support, to enable delivery of these API-integrated solutions to market faster and more efficiently.
On joining the Symantec TIPP, Kumar Ramachandran, CEO of CloudGenix, said, “Symantec is a proven global leader in information security and threat prevention. By coupling AppFabric SD-WAN with Symantec’s cloud-based security solutions, we provide businesses with a consistent security perimeter for all sites and SD-WAN to enable secure, performant connectivity regardless of where applications are deployed using policies that align with their business intent.”
“In the cloud generation, it’s important for companies to work with an open ecosystem to reduce the potential risk of fragmentation that can result in increased vulnerabilities and high operating costs,” said Peter Doggart, vice president of Business Development at Symantec. “By integrating with the latest, advanced security technologies, our partners can help protect their customers and data from threats. With the Symantec Technology Integration Partner Program, we’ve made our Integrated Cyber Defense Platform open for integration in order to develop deep technical integrations. Together, we can make a positive impact and help make the world a safer place from cyber threats.”
Learn more about the Technology Integration Partner Program HERE.
About CloudGenix
CloudGenix (www.cloudgenix.com) is the software-defined wide-area network (SD-WAN) leader, revolutionizing networking by transforming legacy WANs into a radically simplified, secure, application-defined fabric and unified hybrid WAN. Enabling application-specific, service-level agreements (SLAs), CloudGenix controls network application performance based upon application-performance SLAs and business priority. CloudGenix ION (Instant-On Network) simplifies how WANs are designed and managed, enabling customers to build “networks without networking,” and achieve more than twice the performance at less than half the cost while extending data center-class security to the network edge. Founded in 2013 by a team that has delivered industry-leading products in networking, SDN, cloud, security and web-scale applications, CloudGenix serves world-class financial services, legal, retail and technology organizations.
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