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NetScaler

IT Infrastructure and Networking

NetScaler (formerly Citrix ADC) is an application delivery controller and load balancing appliance used by network engineers and IT administrators to manage traffic distribution, application acceleration, and security for enterprise applications. It handles tasks like SSL offloading, global server load balancing, and web application firewall protection. Organizations running Citrix virtualization environments commonly use it to ensure high availability and performance of business-critical applications.

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Citrix Systems

Principal Security Technology Strategist

Citrix Systems

CA$157,699 – CA$207,699

A senior security strategist role focused on helping large enterprises adopt Citrix's zero trust and secure access solutions. This suits experienced cybersecurity professionals who can translate complex security concepts for both technical teams and executives, and who want to influence product direction through customer partnerships.

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Citrix Systems

Senior Vice President, Global Go-To-Market (GTM) - Citrix Security Business

Citrix Systems

San Ramon, CA · $315,789 – $540,000

This role leads Citrix's enterprise security go-to-market strategy, building market presence and driving adoption of zero-trust and AI security solutions among Global 2000 enterprises. It suits an executive with deep cybersecurity expertise who has scaled security businesses from growth stage to hundreds of millions in revenue and can engage directly with C-suite buyers on technology consolidation and cost avoidance.

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