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The innovators program is a strategic initiative focused on building deep, collaborative partnerships with key companies that represent our core products, industries, and geographies. The goal of the innovators program is to establish clear patterns of product realization.

PTC (Nasdaq: PTC) delivers technology solutions that transform the way you create, operate and service products. PTC solutions enable you to achieve Product and Service Advantage in a smart, connected world. - See more at: http://www.ptc.com/about#sthash.JcHVHdz1.dpuf

SecurityScorecard was founded in 2013 by two former Chief Information Security Officers. Our CEO, Dr. Alex Yampolskiy, has a PhD in Cryptography, was a CISO at Gilt Groupe, and held security leadership positions at Goldman Sachs, Oracle, and Microsoft. Our staff is made up of veteran security researchers, cryptographers, data scientists, and engineers with deep industry and intelligence community experience.Security Scorecard Inc. is privately-held with headquarters in New York. Security Scorecard investors include Sequoia Capital, Evolution Equity Partners, boldstart Ventures, and others.

In November 2017, ZeroTurnaround was acquired by Rogue Wave.ZeroTurnaround makes revolutionary tools for developing quality software faster. With its award-winning JRebel and XRebel products, ZeroTurnaround is transforming how software is created, enabling development teams to build, inspect and error-proof quality software with considerably less downtime. Founded in 2007, today ZeroTurnarounds technologies are used by more than 3,500 enterprise teams in 80 countries, including 25 percent of the Fortune 100. ZeroTurnaround is privately-held with European headquarters in Tartu, Estonia and North American headquarters in Boston. Investors include Bain Capital Ventures.

Cybereason delivers a proprietary technology platform that automatically uncovers malicious operations (Malops™) and reconstructs them as a clear image of a cyberattack in context. This enables enterprises to discover sophisticated targeted threats at a very early stage, disrupt them at the stem and significantly reduce the costs and damages caused by such attacks. Cybereason is privately-held with headquartered in Cambridge, MA with offices in Tel Aviv, Israel. Investors include Charles River Ventures and Spark Capital.

In February 2013, Active Endpoints was acquired by Informatica. Founded in 2003, Active Endpoints, Inc. was a process automation company that built unique cloud-based and on-premise platforms to develop, integrate and deploy custom applications quickly and easily thereby generating significant ROI for their customers. Their products — Cloud Extend and App Extend — targeted citizen developers/domain experts, IT project teams, business process outsourcers, and cloud service providers. They had hundreds of customers worldwide from large enterprises to SMBs, spanning multiple industries such as telecommunications, government, financial services, and media and entertainment. Active Endpoints was headquartered in Waltham, MA with development facilities in Shelton, CT. Investors included North Bridge Venture Partners and Atlas Ventures.

WW Leader for DataPower Appliances -- part of Application Infrastructure Middleware/WebSphere -- part of Software GroupDue to the success of the acquisition of DataPower, received IBM’s most prestigious award, Global Golden Circle, reserved for the top 1% of all IBM employees

In October 2005, DataPower was acquired by IBM.DataPower provided enterprises with intelligent XML-Aware network infrastructure to ensure unparalleled performance, security and manageability of next-generation applications and XML Web Services. DataPower’s patented XML Generation Three (XG3TM) technology powered the industry’s first wire-speed XML-aware networking devices that provided immediate return on technology investments while streamlining application deployments. Founded in 1999, DataPower was privately held and based in Cambridge, MA. Investors included Atlas Ventures, Mobius Venture Capital, Seed Capital Partners and Venrock Associates.

In 2004, AEP Systems merged with Netilla Networks to become AEP Networks.AEP Systems delivered hardware security and acceleration solutions that were fast and cost-effective to deploy. AEP Systems offered a full line of hardware security products includingSSL VPNs, hardware security modules, high-security VPN encryptors and SSLacceleration hardware. Network security products including VPN Gateway Appliances, PKI Key Management Subsystem, and SSL Accelerator Cards.Founded in Dublin in 1998, AEP Systems was privately held with offices in the US, Europe and Asia-Pacific. Investors included ACT Venture Capital and b-business partners.

In 2003, Chrysalis was acquired by Rainbow Technologies who was then acquired in 2004 by Safenet.Chrysalis-ITS, Inc. was a leading provider of encryption subsystems for the network security industry focused on Certification Authority, Secure Virtual Private Network and SSL/SET hardware. Through its Luna technology, the company was uniquely positioned to deliver hardware encryption products which enhanced the trust and performance of enterprise networks. Chrysalis-ITS offerings included the leading certificate authority hardware security product, Luna CA, a secure digital signature and authentication encryption token, Luna 2, and the industry’s top performing IPSec accelerator, Luna VPN. Chrysalis-ITS’ advanced cryptographic technology is used in some of the most widely known enterprise security solutions from IBM, Netscape, Verisign, Digital Signature Trust, Entrust and Checkpoint Technologies Inc.Founded in 1994, Chrysalis-ITS was privately-held. Their headquarters was in Ottawa, Canada, with offices in England, Japan and the United States. Investors included Intel Capital.

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