How granular is your platform’s role-based access control (RBAC) system?

RBAC is an integral part of our low-code network automation platform. It allows users to specify the modules and functionalities that each member can access, while providing the necessary read/modify control for managing devices and other digital assets.

Can I migrate my certificates from a spreadsheet using your certificate lifecycle automation solution?

Yes, there is an option to upload your certificates using a spreadsheet. However, we recommend running a certificate discovery to track down undocumented SSL certificates as well.

How secure are my private keys when I implement your certificate lifecycle automation solution?

You have two choices – use our AES-256 encrypted database or use your HSM. Both ways ensure total security. We also integrate with leading password vaults for seamless device management.

How do you handle privileged access management with your certificate lifecycle automation solution?

If you need to elevate a user’s privilege on a device temporarily, specify the duration and initiate a request. When the time period you specified passes, the keys and any on-going sessions will be automatically terminated.

Which cloud vendors do your platform support?

It primarily depends on which solution you are using. However, we support AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure and OpenStack.

Can your certificate lifecycle automation solution manage certificates on web servers and app servers?

Yes. Not just web and app servers. Our certificate management solution allows users to easily manage and renew certificates across load balancer, firewall, container, and IoT and multi-cloud environments, thus helping maintain compliance and avoid downtime.

What is closed-loop automation?

In closed-loop automation, the system automatically performs certain tasks until the necessary intent is achieved. Our platform helps you automate time-consuming, repetitive tasks and is capable of verifying that intent has been achieved with minimal human intervention.

What do you mean by low-code automation?

Our entire platform is built on a low-code architecture. This enables you to quickly develop automation workflows and reports catering to your business needs with minimal effort. Additionally, any new feature requests will be supported faster owing to minimal coding requirements.

What are the application delivery vendors supported by AppViewX?

The AppViewX Platform is the industry’s first platform to manage, automate and orchestrate best-in-class and open-source application delivery services. It supports both traditional and non-traditional ADCs from leading vendors - A10 Networks, Akamai Technologies, Amazon Web Services (Elastic Load Balancers), Brocade, Cisco, Citrix, F5 Networks, HA Proxy, NGINX, Radware.

What is Public-key Cryptography?

Public-key cryptography, or asymmetric cryptography, is a network data encryption scheme that has two keys – public and private key – as its working parts. The encryption scheme is classified asymmetric since it uses non-identical key pairs for the process. In this scheme, the public key, which can be shared publicly across the network to forge a connection, is used for encryption, while the private key, which is the exclusive property of the owner and should be kept secret, is used for decryption. The essence of this scheme lies in that though the two keys are mathematically related, you cannot derive the private key from the public key. This means only the person to whom the message is intended, i.e. the one who possesses the private key, can decrypt the message. Public-key cryptography is employed to guarantee data integrity and to prevent hackers from breaking into in-transit data in networks.

What is Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)?

The PKI is a bundle of technologies, policies, and processes that facilitate the deployment of public-key cryptography in a network. The main purpose of a PKI is to ensure that all communication that takes place over a network (between a server and a client) is private and encrypted. It provides a framework for the implementation of data security techniques like encryption and digital signatures, and employs digital certificates to check the validity of various network endpoints. A digital certificate binds the public key to the entity it’s destined for, like a website or a service, and is a proof of an entity’s authenticity.

What are Public and Private Keys?

Public keys and private keys are the working parts of Public-key cryptography. Together, they encrypt and decrypt data that resides or moves in a network. The public key is truly public and can be shared widely while the private key should be known only to the owner. In order for a client to establish a secure connection with a server, it first checks the server’s digital certificate. Then, the client generates a session key that it encrypts with the server’s public key. The server decrypts this session key with its private key (that’s known only to the server), and the session key is used by the client-server duo to encrypt and decrypt messages in that session. In case of email communication, the sender’s private key signs the message while the recipient’s public key verifies the sender’s signature. This is why the private key should be kept secret– exposing it will pave the way for hackers to intercept and decrypt data and messages.

SSH (Secure Shell) keys provide remote access to devices, like servers and ADCs (Application Delivery Controller – a device placed between web/application servers and client machines to perform load balancing, rate shaping, SSL offloading, etc.), that make up the network infrastructure. They resemble passwords in that they grant controlled access–deciding who gets to do what. Similar to passwords, SSH keys also require policies, provisioning, and termination.

What is the Need for SSH keys Protection?

A typical Fortune 500 company has several million SSH keys that provide access to its network devices–an overwhelming number to manage. Protecting and managing SSH keys is of paramount importance because these keys provide access to some of the most critical of an organization, likeservers, databases, firewalls, payroll systems, etc. If they fall into the wrong hands, hackers could get their hands on the core network infrastructure, manipulate the critical devices, and either bring the network down or make away with sensitive organization and client data.

What are Hardware Security Modules (HSM)?

Hardware Security Modules (HSM) are tamper-proof physical devices that safeguard secret digital keys and help in strengthening asymmetric/symmetric key cryptography. They’re used in achieving high level of data security and trust when implementing PKI or SSH. HSMs provide an additional layer of security by storing the decryption keys separate from the encrypted data. This way, even when a breach occurs, data that’s encrypted doesn’t get exposed.

What are Digital Certificates?

Digital certificates are a proof of an endpoint’s authenticity, like a server or a user. For example, if a browser requests a website, how do we know that the page that’s returned to us is the genuine one? Digital certificates provide the stamp of genuineness by binding the public key with the entity (server or client) that owns it, provided the entity possesses the corresponding private key. Digital certificates are issued by a Certificate Authority (CA).

Types of Digital Certificates

There are three types of Digital Certificates; namely 1.TLS/SSL Certificate, 2.Code Signing Certificate, 3.Client Certificate

What is TLS/SSL Protocol?

TLS (Transport Layer Security), and its now-deprecated predecessor TLS/SSL(Secure Socket Layer), are cryptographic protocols that provide secure communication over computer networks. A website that’s TLS-enabled is preceded by ‘HTTPS,’ where ‘S’ stands for ‘Secure.’ All information that flows between the browser and an HTTPS website is private, encrypted, and protected against all kinds of interception. TLS uses PKI to verify server/host/domain authenticity.

What is TLS Handshake?

For a client to establish a secure connection with a server, the two parties first perform a “handshake” using asymmetric cryptography. In the beginning of the handshake, the server sends its digital certificate across to the client on receiving its request to connect. The client checks the certificate for problems, and on finding none, encrypts a “session key” with the server’s public key (that’s found on the certificate). The server decrypts this session key with its private key (that’s known only to it). Now, both the server and the client knows the session key, and this key is used to encrypt and decrypt all messages that are exchanged in that particular session. The session key is discarded after the session terminates.

What are TLS/SSL Certificates?

TLS/SSL certificates are a type of X.509 certificates used to verify the legitimacy of a server-side endpoint in browser-server communication. In complying with the X.509 standard, a typical TLS/SSL certificate contains the owner’s public key, the subject or the owner name, serial number, the name of the CA, the validity period (start and end date), and a digital signature with the CA’s private key.

What are TLS/SSL Certificate Functions?

TLS/SSL certificates are the fundamental concept of PKI and act as security checkpoints in network communication. Essentially, these certificates bind the public key to the corresponding owner, which could be a server, domain, or host. Before binding, the key has to be verified to belong to the purported owner, the onus of which lays on the Certificate Authority (CA) that issues these certificates. Once the authenticity of the entity (say website) being requested has been verified, the browser uses the public key of that website to initiate a secure connection with it.

What is the need for TLS/SSL Certificates?

An TLS/SSL certificate lends the stamp of authenticity to your websites. The HTTPS padlock lets your visitors know that your website is secure and all information that they may share with it is private and encrypted. This is especially vital when your website handles confidential user information like logins and passwords, financial details, personal data, etc. Aside from the security aspect, having an TLS/SSL certificate also helps in SEO and makes your website rank higher in searches, as they’re perceived to be more secure than HTTP websites.

Types of TLS/SSL Certificate

There are two classifications of TLS/SSL certificates:- 1. Based on the number of domains or subdomains to support, 2. Based on the level of assurance needed

Self-signed Certificates

Other than TLS/SSL certificates signed by a CA, there’s also something called self-signed certificates. These certificates are signed by the owner of the server themselves. Though they offer the same level of encryption as a CA-issued certificate, they are usually not trusted by clients which are configured to recognize only certificates issued by a known CA. In case a connection does get established between a self-signed certificate server and the browser, the owner of the server remains anonymous. Self-signed certificates can be created by hijackers as well.

What is Certificate Management?

Certificate Management is the process of managing digital certificates and their associated keys. An enterprise can have hundreds of thousands of certificates installed across multiple devices in its network – servers, clients, firewalls, Application Delivery Controllers, etc. They can be of many types (TLS/SSL certificate, code signing certificate, client certificate), many kinds (OV, EV, etc.), and sourced from varied vendors. Since certificates are inherent in enforcing network security, managing them diligently is vital. “Managing” here means monitoring certificates right from when they’re requested through their lifecycle–issuance, provisioning, renewal, and revocation–and taking necessary actions along each step.

Stages in Certificate Lifecycle

Like passwords and keys, certificates also go through a cycle. They’re created, provisioned into the infrastructure, and have a finite validity period after which they expire. The stages involved in a TLS/SSL certificate’s lifecycle are: 1.Certificate Request, 2.Certificate Issuance, 3.Certificate Provisioning, 4.Certificate Scanning, 5.Certificate Revocation/Renewal

CAs are trusted entities that issue digital certificates. The CA signs the certificates, and the signature is verified by a client before establishing a connection with the organization’s server. CAs are tasked with seeing the domain control verification (DCV) process through and verifying that the public key that the certificate is issued for really belongs to the subject that requests it. CAs are an integral part of the PKI and help in keeping the internet secure and transparent.

A public CA is a third-party entity that issues certificates for a fee after doing the necessary checks on the organization requesting a certificate. The checks by default include domain validation, and Third-party CAs have their own public-private key pairs with which they sign the certificates. Most of the well-known CAs are recognized by servers and clients; therefore, certificates signed by them are immediately validated by the entity initiating a secure connection. Publicly-signed certificates offer a higher level of assurance since they are issued by a recognized CA, and are generally used for securing websites and other endpoints involving direct user interaction.

What is a Private CA?

When an organization creates its own local CA without going for an external one, it’s called a private CA. In this case, the certificates are signed with the private key of the organization’s root certificate(the foremost certificate created to sign other certificates). Private CAs can be created to issue certificates for an organization’s internal network where discretion is required, and only a select group of users are involved. They may include VPNs, sensitive databases, secure mail servers, etc. In general private CAs can be employed in cases where the general public or a wide audience aren’t the target users.

What is Certificate Scanning?

Scanning involves discovering all the certificates that are installed across various endpoints in your network. Every scan records the key details of certificates like their location, health, type, days to expiry, their position in the chain of trust, etc. They provide insights into the security map of the network infrastructure, and help detect major flaws. Most certificate scanning platforms are vendor-agnostic, and also support networks that span multiple geographies.

What is the Purpose of Certificate Scanning?

Certificates play a major role in fostering network security, and it’s imperative to ensure they’re up and running fine. A network is made up of interconnected points, so even if a single certificate installed in one device expires, the entire security infrastructure breaks down; previously private communications are no longer encrypted, and hackers have a field day accessing your organization’s and your clients’ most confidential information. Some of the most devastating network outages and data breaches in the world, like those of LinkedIn and Equifax, have been caused by a lone certificate that expired unknown to the organization.

Why do I need Software to Scan Certificates? Can’t I do it manually?

When you scan certificates manually, you are likely to be storing the details of your keys and certificates along with their expiry dates in spreadsheets, and track them from time to time. You could even configure an alert to be triggered when a certificate is about to expire. However, storing your private keys in a spreadsheet is a hazard in itself, as spreadsheets are quite easy to break into. Hackers who get access to your private keys could break into your servers, control and manipulate all the private transactions that happen in your organization’s network, and steal your data.

What is X.509 Standard?

X.509 is a standard defining the format of public-key certificates. X.509 certificates are used in many Internet protocols, including TLS/SSL, which is the basis for HTTPS, the secure protocol for browsing the web. They are also used in offline applications, like electronic signatures. An X.509 (also called digital) certificate contains a public key and an identity (a hostname, or an organization, or an individual), and is either signed by a certificate authority or self-signed. When a certificate is signed by a trusted certificate authority, or validated by other means, someone holding that certificate can rely on the public key it contains to establish secure communications with another party, or validate documents digitally signed by the corresponding private key.

FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standards) are publicly announced standards developed by the United States Federal Government for use in computer systems by non-military government agencies and government contractors.* They’ve been developed to ensure computer security and interoperability.

What is SHA, and what are SHA-1 and SHA-2?

SHA is the acronym for Secure Hash Algorithm, used for hashing data and certificate files. Every piece of data produces a unique hash that is thoroughly non-duplicable by any other piece of data. The resulting digital signature is unique too as it depends on the hash that’s generated out of the data. For the course of the actual communication, symmetric cryptography is used, where the same key that hashes or encrypts data is used to decrypt it.

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a set of security standards designed to ensure that all companies that accept, process, store, or transmit credit card information maintain a secure environment. It was drawn up by a consortium of major card payment players like Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Financial Services, and JCB, who are also its board members.

CSR (Certificate Signing Request) is the message that’s sent to the CA in order to get a digital certificate created. A CSR is often generated on the same server on which the certificate is to be installed. Before creating a CSR, the applicant must first generate a public-private key pair. The public key is included in the CSR and is used by the CA to create the certificate while the private key (to be kept private again) is used to sign the information contained in the CSR.

What are the Steps Involved in Verification?

After the CSR is generated and sent to the CA, the CA conducts a verification process before issuing the certificate. The steps involved in verification depends on the type of certificate requested.

What is a Certificate Chain?

Certificate chain (or Chain of Trust) is made up of a list of certificates that start from a server’s certificate and terminate with the root certificate. If your server’s certificate is to be trusted, its signature has to be traceable back to its root CA. In the certificate chain, every certificate is signed by the entity that is identified by the next certified along the chain.

Links in the Certificate Chain

Root CA: Root CAs (called “trust anchors” in X.509 terminology) hold the highest position in the trust tree and are recognized by all clients (browser/OS) at all levels. Root CAs are responsible for identifying intermediate CAs and verifying their trustworthiness. The root CA uses its certificate’s private key to sign the certificates of the intermediate CAs (or, in the case of unchained certificates, the server certificate) under it. The trustworthiness of the root CA is thus “passed down” to the intermediate CAs; any CA that is validated by the root CA is automatically trusted by its clients. Intermediate CA: The intermediate CA is the “middle-man” between the root and server certificates. The intermediate CA certificates are either signed by the root CA, or by another intermediate CA certificate signed by a root CA. The intermediate certificate, in turn, signs the server certificate. There is often one, or more, intermediate CA certificate in a chain. For the server certificate to be compatible with all its clients, the intermediate certificate has to be installed on the server. If not, it might prevent some browsers, mobile devices, applications, etc. from trusting the server certificate. Server Certificate: This is the certificate that’s publicly issued server to specific domains that the user needs authorization for. The server certificates are signed by the intermediate CA, and can be traced back to the root CA. When the Chain of Trust is verified, the client makes a secure connection with the server.

How do I Download my Certificate Files?

Once the certificates are issued, they will be available for download from the owner’s account with the CA. Sometimes, the CA will send a link to the account holder or any other authorized person from which the certificate files can be downloaded.

Can I install the same TLS/SSL Certificate on Multiple Servers?

It depends on the CA and the certificate license. To install the same certificate on multiple servers, first install the certificate files to the server where the CSR was originally generated. Then import the files (along with the private key) to the respective servers. This way, your servers will each have a copy of the certificate with its private key installed on it. Since this process involves copying the private key into the servers, it has to be done very carefully in a way the private key is not exposed. The key can be copied through SSH commands, or it may be packed with the certificate into a PKCS#12 archive (aka “PFX file”) with password-based encryption: this will give decent protection for the key while it transits between the two servers if the password is random enough.

What is the Maximum Validity Period of TLS/SSL Certificates?

The maximum validity period of TLS/SSL certificates is currently at 825 days (2 years, 3 month, and 5 days). The validity period was sheared from 10 years down to 5 years, and finally to 2 years, owing to the security concerns associated with protracted validity periods. An organization may undergo many changes over the course of 5 or 10 years–mergers and acquisitions, management shuffles, or employees leaving. In such a scenario, domain names are subject to change, and so are certificate ownerships. If a certificate that has a 5-year validity were deployed for the old domain name, it has to be revoked, and a new CSR has to be raised for the new domain. Sometimes, organizations may forget to revoke old certificates. The website may now have a different domain, but the old domain would still be valid because its certificate is still active. Hackers could use those domains to create their own websites that look like they belong to the organization. They can get unsuspecting people to visit those websites and surrender their data, which would go straight to the hackers’ systems.

Do I have to Generate a new CSR to get my Certificate Renewed?

It is recommended that you generate a CSR each time you renew your old certificates. Though some web servers may allow you to use the old CSR, generating a new one takes care of incorporating new encryption methods and hashing algorithms into the new certificates.

When is Certificate Revocation and when should I do it?

Certificate revocation is the act of invalidating a TLS/SSL before its scheduled expiration date. A certificate should be revoked immediately when its private key shows signs of being compromised. It should also be revoked when the domain for which it was issued is no longer operational.

Buying a TLS/SSL certificate from a CA

You can go to the website of your preferred CA and choose a certificate that best suits your needs from the options listed. The next step would be to generate a CSR. Once that’s submitted, the CA will contact the owners of the domains that the certificate has been requested for and take the necessary verification steps.

Why are IoT Devices Considered more threat-prone than Conventional Electronic Devices?

IoT devices aren’t like conventional electronic devices, say laptops and smartphones that have built-in security functions. IoT devices are of myriad types and may use many different, non-standard software and vendor-oriented technologies that make implementing security measures in them challenging. Some devices might transmit data in its unencrypted form, making it easy for hackers to launch their attacks.

What are the Key Security Requirements for IoT?

The key security requirements of IoT are: 1.Ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of data traveling between connected devices – to make sure that data is not tampered with while it’s in transit between devices. 2.Providing each device a verifiable identity – through digital certificates and signatures. 3.Meeting industry-specific compliance requirements – to make sure the IoT devices meet the regulations laid down by each industry it’s used in.

What are the Advantages of Introducing a PKI to IoT Devices?

PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) offers a one-size-fits-all solution for all IoT devices, however unique they are. It employs X.509 digital certificates to identify devices, authenticate them, and encrypt data that flows between them. It removes the need for passwords and protracted authorization checks – devices can just identify each other with their public key and start exchanging data.

How can I manage PKIs for IoT?

Digital certificates do not ensure security by themselves — their efficacy depends on how well they’re managed. In-house PKI management is not a viable option for IoT devices owing to their sheer number. A factory could easily be using thousands of IoT devices, and managing their certificates in-house levies an unnecessary strain on resources. Moreover, even one expired or compromised certificate left neglected can wreak havoc on the whole network, leading to outages and potentially hidden rampant attacks.

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MAY 21, 2020: Criminals believe they can reap relatively larger rewards during these trying times. It’s time for enterprises to prioritize security to an even greater extent. It’s a smart investment to deepen relationships with reputable security vendors and consultants, and implement security automation systems that will protect their digital environments now and for years to come, said Murali Palanisamy, CSO at AppViewX.

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Cybersecurity Experts on LearnBonds finding

May 21, 2020: Excerpts from Murali, CSO of AppViewX, “Implement security automation systems that will protect your digital environments now and for years to come.”

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Quick development lessons to be learned. The pandemic and the industry.

May 21, 2020: Digital and internet-based systems are understood to be easy pickings in the case of this pandemic. It’s time for enterprises to prioritize security to an even greater extent. It’s a smart investment to deepen relationships with reputable security vendors and consultants, and implement security automation systems that will protect their digital environments now and for years to come.

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Verizon finds increases in financially motivated data breaches and attacks on web applications

May 19, 2020: Murali Palanisamy, CSO of AppViewX, said the report should prompt every organization, especially now, to beef up their security and find ways to automate considering the ever growing number of endpoints cybercriminals are using to attack organizations.

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Industry Experts On Verizon DBiR 2020

May 19, 2020: Murali Palanisamy, CSO of AppViewX, said now is the time to reinforce our cloud- and internet-connected systems with robust protection, detection, and recovery systems.

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Data-Driven Network Automation: Achieving Business Continuity While Staying Lean During an Economic Slowdown

May 06, 2020: COVID-19 is a classic example of The Butterfly Effect. The novel coronavirus, measuring hardly a few nanometers, set off a series of events that culminated in the global economy almost grinding to a halt. People are afraid to step out of their homes, gaping holes in the supply chain have stalled trade, and stock markets have nose-dived.

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Cut costs while bolstering cybersecurity during Covid-19

May 05, 2020: While setting up well-defined procedure to assess and contain threats can significantly cut down on the time expended by personnel and the MTTR, the potential for true savings on cybersecurity costs lies in automation, said Murali Palanisamy, CSO at AppViewX.

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AppViewX Plans to Hire 300 People in India, Expand Operations

January 08, 2020: AppViewX's focus on product innovation will help speed up its global expansion plans and help “establish the company as the most advanced certificate lifecycle management and network automation platform”, Purushotaman, founder and chief technology officer, was quoted saying in a press release.

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AppViewX Recognized as a Sample Vendor in Gartner Technology Insight Report

New York City, NY. January 6, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- AppViewX, the premier provider of x.509 certificate and key management solutions, was cited in a Gartner research report titled 'Technology Insight for x.509 Certificate Management', which mentioned AppViewX as a Sample Vendor. The report is a compendium of information on the risks, processes, and best practices involved in the management of certificates.

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IT Automation Leader AppViewX Appoints Gregory Webb as CEO

New York City, NY. – December 4, 2019 – AppViewX, the pioneer and leader in modular, low-code IT automation and orchestration for NetOps and DevSecOps, today announced the appointment of Gregory Webb as Chief Executive Officer and member of the AppViewX Board of Directors. Webb will lead the company through its next phase of rapid growth, driven by the enterprise need for application delivery automation, certificate lifecycle automation, and network security automation for improved agility, availability and security.

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2019 State of Global PKI Security and Management – An AppViewX Survey

NEW YORK, October 01, 2019 - AppViewX, the leading provider of enterprise-grade certificate management solutions, today announced the results of a survey conducted at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas. The survey focused on the state of businesses’ cyber security mechanisms, more specifically, their PKI and certificate infrastructures.

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ONUG: The Role of Low-code Network Automation in Digital Transformation

August 28, 2019: The turn of the millennium brought with it a word, “digitalization,” that made businesses of all sizes – small, medium, and large – rushing to jump into the bandwagon. Digitalization chiefly meant discarding paper-based manual processes and moving to a digital platform where all data and processes are electronic. Ledgers became spreadsheets, and emails became the norm for communication.

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AppViewX’s Partnership with PrimeKey raises the bar for integrated PKI Management Systems

August 27, 2019: AppViewX and PrimeKey Solutions AB have announced a joint partnership which will leverage the best features of both platforms to create seamless and fluid certificate management experiences. A deep degree of integration has been achieved, which will allow users to fully appreciate the functionality demonstrated by the synergy of AppViewX CERT+ and PrimeKey EJBCA Enterprise.

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AppViewX Secures $30 Million investment to Accelerate Product Innovation and Market Expansion Globally

July 30, 2019: AppViewX is revolutionizing the manner in which NetOps and SecOps teams deliver services to the rest of Enterprise IT. The AppViewX Platform is a modular, low-code software application that enables automation and orchestration of network and PKI infrastructure using an intuitive, context-aware, visual workflow. Leveraging a vast library of pre-built tasks and workflows, the platform enables Ops teams to quickly and easily translate business requirements into automation workflows that improve agility, enforce compliance, eliminate errors, and reduce cost.

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CIO Review: AppViewX Delivering Low-Code Automation for NetOps

May 20, 2019: AppViewX is revolutionizing the manner in which NetOps and SecOps teams deliver services to Enterprise IT. The AppViewX Platform is a modular, low-code software application that enables the automation and orchestration of network infrastructure using an intuitive, context-aware, visual workflow. “The operations team can easily optimize network infrastructure using AppViewX without a thorough knowledge of coding and can share the result with their internal applications development teams,” states Ryan Windham, CEO of AppViewX.

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AppViewX 2019.1.0 with Advanced Low-Code Elements and Certificate Reporting Capabilities Launched at RSA 2019

March 05, 2019: AppViewX, the leading low-code automation and orchestration platform for NetOps and SecOps, today announced the launch of AppViewX 2019.1.0. The new version of the platform gives enterprises access to additional low-code elements and new integrations, which make end-to-end network automation more intuitive, flexible and user-driven.

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Laying the Groundwork for Modern IT Automation

February 13, 2019: One such source, says AppViewX’s Mark Vondemkamp, is the complex coding that currently governs tasks like provisioning and management. Networking in particular requires dedicated teams of professionals to navigate the relationships between applications and infrastructure, and while automation can certainly help in this regard, it would be easier for everyone if the enterprise converted to low-code processes for workflows and security.

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IT Brief: Four Trends that will Define Automation in 2019

January 15, 2019: Enterprises want to be in complete control, and engineers want to have the ability to automate many of the traditional networking capabilities to suit the business needs. Low code automation will be a key driver for many automation strategies looking to ensure workflow automation and security certificates across the network.

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Network Computing: ADC Management – Clearing the 5 Biggest Hurdles

January 04, 2019: Like any technology, ADCs solve problems while raising new challenges. Running multiple applications has been vastly improved with ADCs. Managing ADCs effectively can eliminate a lot of headaches, including those they create. Automation is one possible avenue toward doing that.

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The Data Center Journal: Overcoming the Hurdles to Effective ADC Management

November 30, 2018: If a single word could describe today’s IT operations, it would be complex. We live with a mix of physical and virtual resources, and IT teams are becoming service providers that have a tremendous impact on the company’s bottom line by ensuring that employees are productive and customers can access the resources they need.

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Packet Pushers: How Many Network Orchestrators Do We Need?

November 20, 2018: We have a lot of network orchestration tools out there. Cisco has NSO, ACI, Viptela, SD-Access, and many others. VMware has Cloud Foundation, NSX, and VeloCloud. Other commercial options include Juniper Contrail, Apstra AOS, Gluware, and AppviewX.

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PKI Solutions: The PKI Guy Discusses Digital Certificates Security with Muralidharan Palanisamy of AppViewX

October 18, 2018: What is AppViewX’s role in protecting the security of digital certificates? AppViewX effectively removes the human element from key management so that no one has access to a private key. Our fully automated solution provides a safe and secure way of protecting and managing digital certificates and keys. Certificates may be renewed using automated workflows that enforce secure and compliant processes.

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ONUG: Are You Unwillingly Placing Your “Trusted” Digital Certificates in the Hands of Unauthorized Users?

October 10, 2018: In an increasingly digital world, digital certificates become the identity of a particular enterprise. Who trusts this digital identity? Almost every entity that is connected to the internet, including browsers and their underlying operating systems.

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SDxCentral: SDxCentral’s Weekly Roundup – August 17, 2018

August 17, 2018: AppViewX released version 12.4 of its network automation platform with low-code automation capabilities.

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Help Net Security: New Infosec Products of the Week: August 17, 2018

August 17, 2018: With the new version of the platform, NetOps and SecOps teams can leverage low-code automation on an enterprise-ready platform. The AppViewX 12.4 release will include more pre-packaged automation workflows and elements to enable service delivery.

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Dataversity: AppViewX 12.4 Takes Low-Code Network Automation to the Next Level

August 17, 2018: A recent press release states, “AppViewX, a global leader in network automation, today announced the launch of AppViewX 12.4 at the F5 Agility event. With the new version of the platform, NetOps and SecOps teams can leverage low-code automation on an enterprise-ready platform.

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Help Net Security: AppViewX 12.4 Take Low-Code Network Automation to the Next Level

August 16, 2018: “AppViewX is always enhancing its automation strategy to innovate ahead of the rest of the industry,” said Mark Vondemkamp, EVP Marketing and Business Development at AppViewX. The AppViewX 12.4 release will include more pre-packaged automation workflows and elements to enable service delivery.

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EBData.dk: AppViewX 12.4 Takes Low-Code Network Automation to the Next Level

August 16, 2018: AppViewX announced the launch of AppViewX 12.4. With the new version of the platform, NetOps and SecOps teams can leverage low-code automation on an enterprise-ready platform. The AppViewX 12.4 release will include more pre-packaged automation workflows and elements to enable service delivery. Automation engineers can access these reference workflows from GitHub. The platform also extends its certificate automation support to include code signing certificates, SSL/TLS certificates on firewalls/web-application firewalls, and IoT certificates.

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DBTA: AppViewX Boosts Automation Abilities in Latest Update

August 16, 2018: Automation engineers can access these reference workflows from GitHub. The platform also extends its certificate automation support to include code signing certificates, SSL/TLS certificates on firewalls/web-application firewalls, and IoT certificates.

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AppViewX 12.4 Takes Low-Code Network Automation to the Next Level

August 15, 2018: AppViewX, a global leader in network automation, today announced the launch of AppViewX 12.4 at the F5 Agility event. With the new version of the platform, NetOps and SecOps teams can leverage low-code automation on an enterprise-ready platform.

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DEVOPSdigest: AppViewX 12.4 Released

August 15, 2018: “AppViewX is always enhancing its automation strategy to innovate ahead of the rest of the industry,” said Mark Vondemkamp, EVP Marketing and Business Development at AppViewX. “With the launch of AppViewX 12.4, customers can easily create custom network automation by dragging, dropping and connecting workflow elements. Our visual and intuitive network automation will help enterprises achieve true infrastructure agility to bridge the gap between the business and IT.”

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Web-scale Networking: AppViewX Leaders Discuss the Power of Automation, AI

July 11, 2018: As for artificial intelligence, Windham said operational teams still have some hesitation about handling over decision making to AI algorithms. But that will need to happen, at least to some extent, in order to scale. And AppViewX’s platform provides a drag-and-drop user interface so network operations people can more easily build such workflows.

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SDxCentral: Headcount: The Latest in Hirings, Firings, and Retirings – July 5, 2018

July 05, 2018: Management, orchestration, and automation company AppViewX named former Cedexis CEO and F5 executive Ryan Windham as its new CEO.

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CRN: 30 Notable IT Executive Moves: June 2018

July 05, 2018: Windham, a former F5 Networks executive, was named CEO of AppViewX, a Seattle-based network automation and management specialist company. Former AppViewX CEO Anand Purushothaman will continue as chairman of the board and work with the leadership team to further accelerate AppViewX’s growth in the network automation marketplace.

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The Register: Do NetAdmins Like Snacks? Asking Cos Here’s a Dish of Tasty Network News Nibbles

June 17, 2018: Network automation company AppViewX has appointed Ryan Windham as its CEO – the third to hold the role in the last year. Windham (formerly with Cedexis, and before that F5 Networks) takes over from Manny Rivelo (also ex-F5 Networks), who took over when Anand Purusothaman became AppViewX's chair.

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Converge Network Digest: AppViewX names Ryan Windham as CEO – former head of Cedexis

June 13, 2018: AppViewX, a start-up focused on the management, automation, and orchestration of network services, named Ryan Windham as its new CEO, succeeding Anand Purusothaman, who will continue as Chairman of the Board.

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SDxCentral: AppViewX Names Former Cedexis Chief Executive Ryan Windham as CEO

June 13, 2018: Management, orchestration, and automation company AppViewX named former Cedexis CEO and F5 executive Ryan Windham as CEO. AppViewX provides technology for network and security operations (NetOps and SecOps) that manages, automates, and orchestrates network services in brownfield and greenfield data centers and greenfield cloud deployments.

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GeekWire: AppViewX names its third CEO in the last year, as former Cedexis CEO Ryan Windham takes over

June 13, 2018: There’s been a lot of chaos and opportunity in the networking world over the past few years, as companies shift from hardware-oriented networking to using software to manage their networking infrastructure. Seattle’s AppViewX is one of many companies chasing this new market, and new CEO Ryan Windham thinks his new company is on the right path.

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DevOps.com: AppViewX Appoints Ryan Windham as CEO

June 13, 2018: Ryan Windham was previously CEO at Cedexis, which was acquired by Citrix Systems in February. Prior to Cedexis, Windham was VP of Product Management at F5 Networks, where he drove product and business strategy.

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Puget Sound Biz Journal: AppViewX Appoints Ryan Windham as CEO

June 13, 2018: AppViewX, a global leader in the management, automation, and orchestration of network services, today announced that Ryan Windham has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer. Windham’s background in Enterprise IT and history of driving market-leading products and services will bolster AppViewX’s vision of providing an automation platform to transform NetOps and SecOps.

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CRN: Former F5 Networks Exec Takes CEO Position At AppViewX To Drive Subscription Sales

June 13, 2018: Ryan Windham has been named the new CEO of network automation and management specialist AppViewX, charged with the goal of driving the company's momentum around subscription revenues. Windham said he plans to leverage his experience of driving market-leading products and services to bolster AppViewX's vision of providing an automation platform to transform network and security operations.

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AppViewX wins Gold and Bronze in the 13th Annual 2018 IT World Awards

June 13, 2018: AppViewX, a global leader in the management, automation, and orchestration of network services, received gold and bronze awards for its ADC+ and AUTOMATION+ products in the 13th Annual 2018 IT World Awards®. ADC+ was declared a gold winner in the Best Application Delivery Product of the Year category and AUTOMATION+ won bronze in the New Products category.

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AppViewX Appoints Ryan Windham as CEO

June 13, 2018: AppViewX, a global leader in the management, automation, and orchestration of network services, today announced that Ryan Windham has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer. Windham’s background in Enterprise IT and history of driving market-leading products and services will bolster AppViewX’s vision of providing an automation platform to transform NetOps and SecOps.

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APMdigest: The Essential Tools to Support Digital Transformation – Part 2

May 08, 2018: The widespread digital transformation is requiring businesses to be dynamic and adapt to changes quickly. Organizations must ensure all IT initiatives (existing and new) are aligned to drive business value. This requires bringing in a comprehensive network infrastructure management and automation tool to rethink their approach and strive for agility in addition to stability.

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Journal of Cyber Policy: RSA 2018 PROFILE: APPVIEWX

April 25, 2018: At RSA, AppViewX announced a partnership with SSH Communications Security. Leveraging AppViewX’s CERT+ product, the strategic technology partnership brings customers a comprehensive key and certificate management solution for on-premises, cloud and network devices. Bundling CERT+ with SSH’s industry-leading Universal SSH Key Manager (UKM) product allows customers to manage the cornerstones of secure access to critical assets: cryptographic keys and digital certificates.

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SDxCentral: SDxCentral’s Weekly Roundup — April 20, 2018

April 20, 2018: Here are the top stories SDxCentral wrangled this week related to SDN, NFV, 5G, IoT, containers, cloud, and more. SSH Communications Security and AppViewX built a next-generation key and certificate management product.

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Tech Target: SSH announces new key and certificate management service

April 16, 2018: At the 2018 RSA Conference this week, SSH Communications Security, an encryption and access control company based in Helsinki, joined forces with AppViewX Inc., a management, automation and orchestration platform vendor headquartered in Seattle, to roll out a service for managing SSH login keys. These keys are used to access organizational systems and digital certificates that authenticate access to websites and applications.

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PR Newswire: SSH Communications Security Partners with AppViewX for Certificate Management

April 16, 2018: SSH Communications Security today announced its partnership with AppViewX, a global leader in the management, automation and orchestration of network infrastructure services in multi-cloud data centers. Leveraging AppViewX's CERT+ product, the strategic technology partnership brings customers a comprehensive key and certificate management solution for on-premises, cloud and network devices.

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IT Briefcase: Enhance and Upgrade Enterprise Security with Efficient Management of Digital Certificates

April 13, 2018: Digital certificates play a crucial role in enterprise security. But by managing them manually using spreadsheets, enterprises are effectively exposing their businesses to threats that have the potential to cause irreparable damage. They also significantly hinder productivity and can be highly error-prone. The simplest solution is to employ an automated certificate management tool that can discover, issue, renew, revoke, and install certificates.

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Dark Reading: AppViewX Brings Improved Automation, Extended Cloud Support, Faster Troubleshooting in AVX 12.3

April 03, 2018: The release is yet another step taken towards helping IT achieve infrastructure agility to fuel digital transformation. The AppViewX Platform also enhances its multi-cloud vendor support by means of new integrations with AWS Certificate Manager, Google Cloud Provider and Microsoft Azure.

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SDxCentral: SDxCentral’s Weekly Roundup – April 6, 2018

April 06, 2018: Here are the top stories SDxCentral wrangled this week related to SDN, NFV, 5G, IoT, containers, cloud, and more. AppViewX released version 12.3 of AVX, its visual workflow automation tool.

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Packet Pushers: Vendor, Industry Blogs and Announcements

April 06, 2018: AppViewX Brings in Enhanced Automation, Extended Cloud Support and Faster Troubleshooting in AVX 12.3 Release. With this newest version of AppViewX, application owners, network engineers and security engineers are better equipped to build an agile infrastructure and enable true digital transformation in their enterprise at large.

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AppViewX Brings in Enhanced Automation, Extended Cloud Support and Faster Troubleshooting in AVX 12.3 Release

April 3, 2018: AppViewX, a global leader in the management, automation, and orchestration of network services, today announced the launch of AVX 12.3. The release is yet another step taken towards helping IT achieve infrastructure agility to fuel digital transformation. With AVX 12.3, users have the provision to nest existing workflows to enable automation of complex tasks within minutes. AppViewX also introduced new reference implementations, workflow elements, and pre-packaged automation workflows as part of the release for speedy and efficient service delivery. With these new additions, network engineers can easily automate change requests through integration with existing ITSM and other third party systems.

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DEVOPSdigest: AppViewX Releases AVX 12.3

April 03, 2018: AppViewX announced the launch of AVX 12.3. With these new additions, network engineers can easily automate change requests through integration with existing ITSM and other third party systems. The AppViewX Platform also enhances its multi-cloud vendor support by means of new integrations with AWS Certificate Manager, Google Cloud Provider and Microsoft Azure.

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Vm blog: AppViewX Brings in Enhanced Automation, Extended Cloud Support and Faster Troubleshooting in AVX 12.3 Release

April 03, 2018: The release is yet another step taken towards helping IT achieve infrastructure agility to fuel digital transformation. With AVX 12.3, users have the provision to nest existing workflows to enable automation of complex tasks within minutes. AppViewX also introduced new reference implementations, workflow elements, and pre-packaged automation workflows as part of the release for speedy and efficient service delivery.

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SDxCentral: 5 Reasons Why Enterprises Should Automate or Die

February 14, 2018: Enterprises are constantly looking to grow and transform into agile and secure digital companies, driving a demand for automation like we’ve never seen before. Since its emergence on the IT scene automation has helped entire industries — healthcare, finance, manufacturing, and more — stay in business by giving them complete control and by increasing their productivity. Automation is now a crucial survival tool for most enterprises trying to stay ahead of their competitors in this time of technological evolution.

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Network World: Novelty to Necessity – Automation’s Impact on Enterprise Tech

February 12, 2018: Automation is currently the top priority for almost every technology-driven enterprise this year. New innovations and cutting-edge technologies are creating a massive demand among end users for high quality products and services. These customers are not willing to compromise when it comes to time, quality results. This demand for quick turn arounds and impeccable quality can only be achieved with the help of automation.

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Dark Reading: Ticking Time Bombs in Your Data Center

February 07, 2018: While the news focuses on external threats to data center security — international hackers clacking away on their computers from the privacy of an unmarked building, for instance — some of the most menacing dangers are caused by IT decisions that companies have inherited. Decisions a company made about its IT processes, procedures, and applications five, 10, even 15 years ago can suddenly and catastrophically affect a company today.

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Network World: Prepare your Digital Enterprises for 2018

January 30, 2018: To gain the edge in today’s competitive digital marketplace, enterprises must update/transform from their old-school network services tools in favor of innovative solutions that revamp existing infrastructures. The best way to stay ahead of the digital evolution curve is to plan your digital infrastructures in advance and create strategic execution plans involving multiple teams.

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eWeek: 7 Steps to Deploying Network Automation in Your Infrastructure

January 18, 2018: Digital business demands that systems and people be agile in deploying new application services and in troubleshooting network problems. A key element to agility is network automation. To make the process a little less intimidating, we provide some simple steps toward network automation. This eWEEK slide show uses industry information from Mark Vondemkamp, executive vice president of business development at Seattle-based startup AppViewX.

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Forbes: Can A Freemium Strategy Coexist With The Data Center?

January 10, 2018: Our collective embrace of cloud computing and mobile apps has given rise to the freemium pricing model. Technology providers grant users no-cost, unlimited access to basic features with the option to pay for additional capabilities on a subscription basis. It’s an approach that IT departments like because there’s no software or hardware for them to purchase, install and maintain.

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AppViewX Tops Milestone Year with Plans to Accelerate Growth

AppViewX, a global leader in the management, automation, and orchestration of network services, today announced 56% bookings growth for the calendar year ending December 31, 2017. The company has seen a monumental growth of 422% in its annual subscription revenue, along with a 576% increase in its pipeline in 2017.

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APMdigest: 2018 Network Performance Management Predictions

January 5, 2018: Enterprises want to be in complete control, and engineers want to have the ability to customize workflows and processes to best suit their needs. Intent-based automation takes software-defined automation to the next level. Although it is still in its early stages, it has the potential to play an integral role in software-defined implementations by making automation smarter and more intuitive.

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Network World: Debunking Today’s Dominant Automation Myths

December 19, 2017: Automation is dominating a significant portion of the conversations trending among IT professionals. However, while there are well-defined benefits associated with automation, there are also important questions and misconceptions that remain. The first step is debunking the most common automation myths with the facts.

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Internet Telephony: Threats Continue to Grow, But So Does Spending to Guard against Them

December 15, 2017: Meanwhile, an AppViewX IT Security report lists data leakage as the No. 1 type of hack, with 60.51 percent of the 157 people surveyed at RSA 2017 choosing that answer. Other top picks were malware and viruses (at 56.05 percent), external hacks (at 55.41 percent), and end user access control (internal) (at 49.68 percent).

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VM Blog: Looking Ahead to Automations Role in NetOps

December 11, 2017: 2017 has seen its fair share of trends with IoT coming into its own and artificial intelligence being applied everywhere. We too have seen these trends and its impact on the network operations teams' ability to deliver faster and more agile services. In 2018, keep your eyes squarely on automation and its role in software defined implementations and the long term need for advanced automation skills.

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Network World: Automation Advancements Bring Netops and Devops Teams into the Future

November 27, 2017: Recently we’ve watched netops and devops teams struggle to navigate complex networks, regulate change management, meet competitive deadlines, and break through the barriers posed by siloed IT structures. They are plagued with challenges that make the thought of five-nine SLAs a farfetched dream. The top priority in these tough times is implementing a system that helps them achieve their goals faster, without compromising quality. That’s we’re seeing automation come in.

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SDxCentral: Weekly Roundup -November 17, 2017

November 17, 2017: Here are the top stories SDxCentral wrangled this week related to SDN, NFV, 5G, IoT, containers, cloud, and more: AppViewX released a free license of AppViewX — a management, automation, and orchestration platform.

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VM Blog: AppViewX Launches Free Version of Its Powerful Management, Automation, and Orchestration Platform

November 15, 2017: AppViewX, a global leader in the management, automation, and orchestration of network infrastructure services, today announced the launch of "Free AppViewX," which allows customers to experience the AppViewX Platform at no cost. It gives access to AppViewX's suite of features to channel the power of enterprise-grade automation and orchestration with the click of a button.

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AppViewX Launches Free Version of Its Powerful Managment, Automation, and Orchestration Platform

AppViewX, a global leader in the management, automation, and orchestration of network infrastructure services, today announced the launch of “Free AppViewX”, which allows customers to experience the AppViewX Platform at no cost. It gives access to AppViewX’s suite of features to channel the power of enterprise-grade automation and orchestration with the click of a button.

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DZone: Top 10 Free Tools to Kick Start Automation

October 21, 2017 - AppViewX is a global leader in the management, automation, and orchestration of network services in brownfield and greenfield data centers. The AppViewX Platform helps network operations (NetOps) adapt to technology and process demands. Free AppViewX allows customers to experience the power of enterprise-grade automation and orchestration with the click of a button.

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RT Insights: 3 Examples of How Automation Can Transform NetOps

October 17, 2017: Automating can help IT and NetOps be more agile, accurate, secure, compliant and cost-efficient. It requires some coordination, but the payoff of automation can be enormous. Enterprises NetOps faces an increasingly complex, fast-moving landscape — and, all too often, a budget that’s spread too thin. These and other aggressive forces continue applying pressure to the NetOps world.

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Light Reading: AppViewX Boosts App Automation

August 04, 2017: Network operators looking to automate manual processes and speed up hybrid cloud procedures are getting a boost from AppViewX. The AppViewX platform is getting Automation+ modules, which visualize lifecycle and deployment workflows, as well as providing topological views of application infrastructure, the company announced this week.

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Help Net Security: New Infosec Products of the Week: August 4, 2017

August 04, 2017: AppViewX launched AUTOMATION+ to enable application delivery while ensuring compliance and enforcing governance in the process. AUTOMATION+ adds two new automation tools to the AppViewX Platform. Visual Workflow provides a visual system for designing self-serviceable, event-driven, and automated workflows.

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Light Reading: AppViewX Debuts Tools for App Automation, Orchestration

August 03, 2017: AppViewX is extending its toolkit for application automation and orchestration, designed to automate manual processes and save time in hybrid cloud deployments. The AppViewX Platform is adding Automation+ modules to visualize lifecycle and deployment workflows, and to provide topological views of where apps are deployed on the infrastructure, the company announced Tuesday.

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DZone: The AppViewX Platform Helps NetOps Deliver Application and Network Services Faster

August 02, 2017: Great talking to Murali Palanisamy, EVP and CTO of AppViewX, about their newly launched AUTOMATION+ product which enables faster application delivery while ensuring compliance and enforcing governance in the process. The product is targeted to network operation teams (NetOps) that are transforming to address new technology and process demands.

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DEVOPSDigest: AppViewX Launches Updated Platform

August 01, 2017: AppViewX launched AUTOMATION+ to enable faster application delivery while ensuring compliance and enforcing governance in the process. This product is targeted to network operation teams (NetOps) that are transforming to address new technology and process demands.

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CIO DIVE: AppViewX Launches Updated Platform to Help NetOps Delivery Application and Network Services Faster

August 01, 2017: AppViewX, a global leader in the management, automation, and orchestration of application and network services, today launched AUTOMATION+ to enable faster application delivery while ensuring compliance and enforcing governance in the process. DEVOPSDigest: AppViewX Launches AUTOMATION+

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SD Times: AppViewX Launches Updated Platform

August 01, 2017: AppViewX launched AUTOMATION+, a way to enable faster application delivery while enforcing compliance and governance. This product is also targeted to NetOps (network operation) teams. The benefits of AUTOMATION+ allows NetOps teams to move fast by automating application and network infrastructure services, eliminate errors by removing manual steps, and reduce cost.

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AppViewX Launches Updated Platform to Help NetOps Deliver Application and Network Services Faster

AppViewX, a global leader in the management, automation, and orchestration of application and network services, today launched AUTOMATION+ to enable faster application delivery while ensuring compliance and enforcing governance in the process. This milestone product is targeted to network operation teams (NetOps) that are transforming to address new technology and process demands.

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DZone: What’s Changed With Integration and APIs?

July 07, 2017: To gather insights on the state of integration, API design, and API management, we spoke with 19 executives who are familiar with integration and APIs and asked them, "What are the most significant changes to integration in the past year?" Here’s who we talked to: Murali Palanisamy, EVP and Chief Product Officer, AppViewX.

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DZone: What Are the Keys To Automated Testing?

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December 01, 2016: AppViewX is shifting all of its direct accounts to channel partners as the application-centric network specialist launches its first-ever formal partner program. The program is called Partner+ and AppViewX has hired former F5 Networks channel chief Keith McManigal to lead the way.

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TechTarget: AppViewX Revamps Partner Program Under New Channel Chief

December 01, 2016: AppViewX Inc., a management, automation and orchestration platform vendor, has taken a new focus on the channel with the launch of the Partner+ program, according to the company's recently appointed channel chief.

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AppViewX, a global leader in management, automation and orchestration, today announced the launch of PARTNER+, the company’s new channel partner program. The program will streamline AppViewX’s partner offerings to enable channel partners and resellers to expand their business opportunities in new and existing markets worldwide.

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