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Infoblox
Infoblox is a technology company in California's Silicon Valley. It was founded in 1999 in Chicago, Illinois, by Stuart Bailey, who was at the time a technical lead for the Laboratory for Advanced Computing/National Center for Data Mining at the University of Illinois.〔("Infoblox Inc. (BLOX: New York)," Bloomsburg BusinessWeek ), retrieved 10/14/13. 〕 Within the general field of IT management tools, the company focuses on software and hardware for managing Internet addresses and identifying devices connected to networks—specifically solutions for Domain Name System (DNS), Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), and IP address management.〔("InfoBlox targets corporate IP services,” November 3, 2003, NetworkWorld ), retrieved 12/1/13. 〕 The company moved to Santa Clara, California, in 2003 to take advantage of the large pool of technical talent there.〔("Santa Clara software company Infoblox jumps higher in IPO," San Jose Mercurynews ), retrieved 10/21/13.〕 Bailey is still with the company, acting as chief scientist.〔("Infoblox Appoints Alan Conley as Chief Technology Officer" ), retrieved 10/4/15.〕
== Technology ==
In 2010, Infoblox acquired network automation vendor Netcordia to complement its core network services products with technologies for network task automation.〔("Infoblox Acquires Netcordia,” InformationWeek, May 5, 2010 ), retrieved 10/14/13. 〕 Later in the same year, the company followed up by integrating Infoblox IP address management (IPAM) technology with Netcordia's network configuration and change management (NCCM) technologies.〔("Infoblox Announces World's First Integration Between IP Address Management and Network Change and Configuration Management," Businesswire ), retrieved 10/18/13. 〕
As virtualization and cloud computing became increasingly prevalent in enterprise IT, the automation capabilities of the Netcordia solution gave Infoblox a role to play in reducing the time and effort involved in configuring networks to support complex and frequently changing distributed virtual infrastructures.〔”(Infoblox Debuts Network Infrastructure Automation Tools,” channelinsider, May 13, 2011 ), retrieved 10/27/13. 〕 The company has since added DNS security products to its line,〔 "(Infoblox Expands Security Offerings to Help Protect Against DNS Security Threats and BYOD Risks,” MarketWatch, June 10, 2013 ), retrieved 11/27/13.URL〕〔(”Infobox Introduces a New Defense Against Advanced Persistent Threats,” MarketWatch, October 30, 2013 ), retrieved 11/27/13. 〕 and it also supplies hardware appliances to host its software.〔(“Infoblox targets corporate IP services,” NetworkWorld, November 3, 2003 ), retrieved 11/27/13. 〕
In addition to its commercial research and development, Infoblox has stayed active in the IT community at large with memberships in industry standards bodies, commercial and government certifications,〔(Trusted Computing Group Members list,(contributors) ), retrieved 11/1/13 〕〔("Infoblox Joins PCI Security Standards Council as Newest Participating Organization," BusinessWire ), retrieved 11/1/13. 〕〔(Common Criteria Certified Companies list ), retrieved 11/1/13. 〕〔 and independent research such as the network complexity index developed by CTO Stuart Bailey and Professor Robert Grossman at the University of Chicago,〔("How complex is your network?,” Fierce Enterprise Communications, November 11, 2013 ), retrieved 11/27/13. 〕 and made generally available as open-source software.〔("Infoblox’s Tapestry open-source tool sizes up network complexity,” ZDNet, September 25, 2013 ), retrieved 11/27/13. 〕
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