📅 - Recently, Blue Coat, an advanced enterprise security company announced they have acquired Elastica, a cloud security company. Blue Coat is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California and provides a customer base of more than 15,000. Elastica provides the most efficient cloud services for companies and they are headquartered in San Jose, California.
The acquisition will allow Blue Coat customers to use the CloudSOC from Elastica. This provides an innovation they have not seen before and allows Blue Coat to continue to grow. .
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