利用者:Barracuda Networks Japan/sandbox
種類 | Private |
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業種 | Telecommunication |
設立 | 2003 |
本社 | 、 |
主要人物 |
BJ Jenkins, (CEO) Michael Perone (CMO) Zach Levow (CTO) |
製品 |
Spam Firewalls, Web filters, IM firewalls, Load balancers, Email Archivers, Web Site Firewalls, SSL VPNs, Backup software, NG Firewalls, CudaTel PBX |
従業員数 | 1000-5000 |
ウェブサイト | barracudanetworks.com |
バラクーダネットワークス(Barracuda Networks, Inc.)は、プライベートカンパニーであり、セキュリティ、ネットワーク、ストレージ製品をネットワークアプライアンスやクラウドサービスの形態で提供している。バラクーダネットワークスのセキュリティ製品では、Eメール、Webサーフィン、Webハッカー、及びスパム、スパイウェア、トロイの木馬、ウイルスなどのインスタントメッセージングの脅威を保護する機能を備えている。また、ネットワーク及びストレージ製品では、Webフィルタリング、負荷分散、アプリケーションデリバリコントロール、メッセージアーカイブ、次世代型ファイアウォール、バックアップサービス、そしてデータプロテクションといった機能を備えている。[1]
歴史
[編集]バラクーダネットワークスは2003年に設立され、Barracuda Spam & Virus Firewallを発表した。[2]2007年にはカリフォルニア州キャンベルに本社を移し、[3]ミシガン州アナーバーにオフィスを開設した。[4]
In January 2006, it closed its first outside investment of $40 million from Sequoia Capital and Francisco Partners. Sequoia Capital had previously provided financing to Cisco Systems, Google, Netscreen, and Yahoo!.[5]
On January 29, 2008, Barracuda Networks was sued by Trend Micro over their use of the open source anti-virus software Clam AntiVirus, which Trend Micro claimed to be in violation of their patent on 'anti-virus detection on an SMTP or FTP gateway'.[6] In addition to providing samples of prior art in an effort to render Trend Micro's patent invalid, in July 2008 Barracuda launched a countersuit against Trend Micro claiming Trend Micro violated several antivirus patents Barracuda Networks had acquired from IBM.[7]
In December 2008, the company launched the BRBL (Barracuda Reputation Block List), its proprietary and dynamic list of known spam servers, for free and public use in blocking spam at the gateway.[8] Soon after opening BRBL many IP addresses got blacklisted without apparent reason and without any technical explanation.[9][10][11][12]
As of October 2009, Barracuda had over 85,000 customers.[13] As of November, 2011, Barracuda had more than 130,000 customers.[14] As of January, 2012, Barracuda had more than 150,000 customers.[15]
In 2012, the company became a co-sponsor of the Garmin-Barracuda UCI ProTour cycling team [16] and entitlement sponsor of the 2011 Indianapolis 500 champion Bryan Herta Autosport in the IZOD IndyCar Series, with the #98 Lotus driven by Alex Tagliani, who will defend the team's championship. [17]
Barracuda Networks continued to grow its research and development facility in Ann Arbor, expanding to a 12,500 square foot office building on Depot St. in 2008.[18] By 2012, the Michigan based research division had grown to about 180 employees, again outgrowing its physical space. In June, 2012, Barracuda signed a lease to occupy the 45,000 square foot office complex previously used as the Borders headquarters on Maynard St in downtown Ann Arbor, announcing it is expecting to grow the office to 400 employees in the next five years.[19]
In July 2012, Dean Drako, Barracuda Networks’s co-founder, president and CEO since it was founded in 2003, resigned his operating position, remaining on the company’s board of directors.[20] At the time of Drako’s departure, the company stated it had achieved profitability,[21] a nearly ongoing 30 annual percent growth rate since inception, 150,000 customers worldwide, nearly 1,000 employees, 10 offices worldwide, and did business in 80 countries.[22] The company created the office of the CEO as it started a CEO search.[23]
製品
[編集]- Barracuda Spam & Virus Firewall - 2003年10月、プラグインアプライアンスのスパムおよびウイルスのファイアウォールを発表し、[24]2008年6月には、大規模企業やISP向けのモデルも投入した。[25]
- Web filter - In April 2005, the company introduced its web filtering appliance to prevent spyware and viruses from gathering and transmitting user data, and to control web surfing.[26]
- IM Firewall - Launched in September 2005 to protect and archive instant messaging content.[27]
- Load balancer - In November 2006, the company introduced a load balancing appliance for high availability distribution of network traffic across multiple servers.[28]
- Message archiver - In July 2007, the company introduced message archiving to index and preserve emails, and to meet legal and regulatory compliance.[29]
- SSL VPN - In November, 2008, the company launched its secure sockets layer virtual private network product to provide secure, clientless, remote access.[30]
- Web Application Firewall - Announced in February 2008, for securing Web applications for large enterprises and to address regulation compliance such as PCI DSS.[31]
- Link Balancer - Announced in September 2008, to optimize and aggregate internet connections from different providers.[32]
- Backup services - In November 2008, the company announced a service to back up data in the cloud, including on-site backup with data deduplication and off-site data replication for disaster recovery.[33] In January 2009, Barracuda added message-level backup for Microsoft Exchange and Novell GroupWise, integrating Barracuda Backup Service with Yosemite Backup, formerly Tapeware.[34]
- Purewire Web Security Service - In October 2009, in conjunction with its acquisition of Purewire, Barracuda Networks launched the Purewire Web Security Service which is a software as a service offering for Web filtering, content security, and safe web surfing.[35]
- NG Firewall - In February 2010, Barracuda announced its NG Firewalls to protect enterprise network infrastructures. The firewalls integrate web and email filtering, intrusion prevention, layer 7 application profiling, and network access control into one platform that is centrally managed across multiple distributed enterprise network locations. NG Firewalls are available both as hardware or as a virtual appliance and include wide area network traffic optimization.[36]
- CudaTel Communication Server (PBX) - in August 2010, Barracuda announced the release of CudaTel, a VOIP Private branch exchange designed for IT administrators. CudaTel features FreeSWITCH, a open-source project sponsored by Barracuda Networks.[37]
買収
[編集]2007年9月、バラクーダネットワークスは、企業のWebアプリケーションをセキュアに管理する、アプリケーションコントローラを提供するNetContinuumを買収した。[38]
In November 2008, Barracuda Networks expanded into cloud-based backup services by acquiring BitLeap.[39]
In November 2008, Barracuda Networks acquired 3SP, allowing the company to introduce Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Virtual Private Network (VPN) products to perform malware scans on files uploaded during a VPN session to network file shares or internal Web sites.[40]
In January 2009, Barracuda Networks acquired Yosemite Technologies to add software agents for incremental backups of applications such as Microsoft Exchange Server and SQL Server, and Windows system states.[41]
September 2009, Barracuda Networks acquired controlling interest in phion AG, an Austria-based public company delivering enterprise-class firewalls.[42]
In October 2009, Barracuda Networks acquired Purewire Inc, a software as a service (SaaS) company offering cloud based web filtering and security.[43]
関連項目
[編集]- ^ Company Product Page Barracuda Networks. Retrieved 2010-02-10.
- ^ VentureBeat Barracuda swallows Purewire as it becomes a bigger fish in web-based security services
- ^ The Campbell Reporter Barracuda Networks sinks its teeth into site on Winchester Boulevard
- ^ Crain's Detroit Business Silicon Valley firm picks Ann Arbor for office
- ^ NetworkWorld Barracuda attracts $40 million in venture investment
- ^ Ars Technica Barracuda defends open-source antivirus from patent attack
- ^ Ars Technica Barracuda bites back at Trend Micro in ClamAV patent lawsuit
- ^ Linux.com Barracuda offers a new alternative to Spamhaus
- ^ http://andrew.triumf.ca/barracuda-problems.html
- ^ http://www.linux.com/archive/?module=comments&func=display&cid=1204572
- ^ http://steve.heyvan.com/2008/11/06/barracudacentral-another-blacklist-black-hole/
- ^ http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/32502
- ^ San Jose Business Journal Barracuda Networks buys Purewire
- ^ eChannel News Barracuda Expands to Over 130,000 Customers Worldwide
- ^ Barracuda news release [1]
- ^ “Garmin-Cervélo becomes Garmin-Barracuda” (January 11, 2012). Template:Cite webの呼び出しエラー:引数 accessdate は必須です。
- ^ “Bryan Herta Autosport Names Barracuda Networks as Primary Sponsor” (January 13, 2012). Template:Cite webの呼び出しエラー:引数 accessdate は必須です。
- ^ Martin, Mike. “Barracuda Networks moves into 201 Depot Street in Ann Arbor”. Concentrate Media. 29 June 2012閲覧。
- ^ Alfs, Lizzy. “Barracuda Networks signs deal to move hundreds of jobs to ex-Borders offices in downtown Ann Arbor”. AnnArbor.com. 29 June 2012閲覧。
- ^ AnnArbor Barracuda Networks CEO resigns to pursue other avenues
- ^ ChannelNomics Barracuda Networks CEO resigns
- ^ CRN Barracuda Networks CEO resigns
- ^ Channel Register Exit the Dragon: Barracuda Network CEO stands down
- ^ ComputerWorld Barracuda Networks launches antispam appliance line
- ^ eChannelline Barracuda launches Spam Firewall for large enterprises
- ^ InformationWeek Barracuda Rolls Out Spyware-Blocking Appliance
- ^ ComputerWorld Security Security Log
- ^ IT & Security Portal Barracuda Networks Launches Barracuda Load Balancer
- ^ ISP Planet Barracuda's Message Archiver
- ^ Comms Express New SSL VPN Announced
- ^ eChannelline Barracuda puts bite on SMB Web application controller
- ^ ISP Planet Barracuda Networks' Link Balancer
- ^ Information Week Barracuda Swims Into The Cloud
- ^ PCWorld Backup Merger Unites Barracuda, Yosemite
- ^ Channel Insider Barracuda Acquires Cloud Security Vendor Purewire
- ^ InfoSecurity Barracuda moves into distributed firewall technology
- ^ Barracuda Networks Launches CudaTel – New VoIP PBX Based on the Open Source FreeSWITCH Project [2]
- ^ SCMagazine Barracuda Networks buys NetContinuum
- ^ InformationWeek Barracuda Swims Into The Cloud
- ^ Eweek Barracuda Networks Breaks into SSL VPN Space
- ^ PC World Backup Merger Unites Barracuda, Yosemite
- ^ Silicon Valley Business Journal Barracuda Networks takes controlling interest in phion
- ^ Atlanta Business Chronicle Barracuda buys Purewire Inc.
外部リンク
[編集]- Companies established in 2003
- Companies based in Campbell, California
- Networking companies of the United States
- Networking hardware companies
- Networking software companies
- Computer security software companies
- Telecommunications equipment vendors
- Privately held companies based in California
- Service-oriented (business computing)
- Computer network security
- Firewall software
- Spam filtering
- Anti-spam
- Content-control software
- Backup software
- Deep packet inspection