Citrix’s European Shopping Spree: Security Boost or Budget Blunder?

Citrix goes shopping in Europe, returning with tech treats from deviceTRUST and Strong Network. These acquisitions aim to boost Citrix Platform’s security and cloud capabilities, adding context-aware access and cloud development environments. As Citrix polishes its platform, users can expect enhanced security and easier coding solutions.

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It seems Citrix has indulged in a little retail therapy across the European cybersecurity landscape, snapping up deviceTRUST and Strong Network like they’re on a mission to build the ultimate security Avengers team. Forget two-factor authentication; Citrix is now all about knowing your device’s deepest, darkest secrets – like where it’s been and if it’s hanging out with any suspicious USB devices. And with Strong Network, they’re offering developers a cloud-based paradise where they can code in peace, far away from the chaos of real-world desktops. Who knew cybersecurity could be this exciting?

Key Points:

  • Citrix acquires deviceTRUST and Strong Network to enhance its security and development offerings.
  • deviceTRUST focuses on context-aware security, going beyond traditional authentication methods.
  • Strong Network provides cloud-based development environments, ideal for diverse coding needs.
  • Both acquisitions will be integrated into Citrix’s Platform, boosting its value and capabilities.
  • Citrix is also expanding its Secure Private Access product for hybrid environments.

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