Citrix Systems
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Nov 5, 2026
David McFarlaneGUEST
So it's a big, big revenue impact.
David McFarlaneGUEST
Another very quick example is Citrix.
David McFarlaneGUEST
Citrix has a collaboration platform that they're just bringing to market.
David McFarlaneGUEST
Their problem was is that they needed to be able to provide greater security for that to allow it to go viral, and they just simply couldn't get the performance.
David McFarlaneGUEST
So with Akeban, again, we've been running 42% of all of these queries now with these security queries 100 times faster.
Jerry BellHOST
No attacks yet, but two flaws in the Xen hypervisor let one guest VM read and write memory out of every other VM on the host.
Jerry BellHOST
XCPNG and Citrix Xen server are affected too.
Jerry BellHOST
The attacker needs admin rights inside one guest VM for any of this to work on your hosts.
Jerry BellHOST
Xen says the patch is the only fix.
Matt SpiveyGUEST
With today's modern technology, right, a lot of the things we can do remotely, reset a port, you know, power.
Matt SpiveyGUEST
Is Citrix
Bob WaltenspielHOST
still a thing? I haven't heard that word in a while.
Bob WaltenspielHOST
For some reason, I just thought of that.
Jussi RoineHOST
Usually it's something you virtualize.
Jussi RoineHOST
Windows 365, Azure Virtual Desktop, Citrix or something similar.
Jussi RoineHOST
And the whole idea is that you do your regular work and stuff typically on a laptop you manage.
Jussi RoineHOST
You read news, you go to LinkedIn, you participate in events and meetings and whatnot.
Matt JohansenHOST
Right.
Matt JohansenHOST
Citrix or Palo, unfortunately, right? So in different versions of some stuff.
Matt JohansenHOST
Obviously, as we keep talking about, we might as well have a section on the podcast called Edge Device Breach of the Week, right? These are highly targeted things.
Matt JohansenHOST
They're deployed.
Low LevelHOST
This could be a firewall that just doesn't have ASLR enabled, right? A lot of embedded devices, even in the year of our Lord, 2026...
Low LevelHOST
just don't have it on.
Low LevelHOST
I think we've seen Citrix doesn't have it on.
Low LevelHOST
The Palo Alto VMs don't have it on, but the hardware devices do.
Abirami SukumaranGUEST
I have about two decades of industry experience, starting from Infosys as a trainee, and then walked my way up to being a software engineer.
Abirami SukumaranGUEST
And I was with IBM for about close to seven years, was with Citrix later, and then moved to Google.
Abirami SukumaranGUEST
So throughout this journey, I've been predominantly in the data, data analytics, business intelligence, and web applications with JAMA predominantly and
Kuldeep SinghHOST
databases.
Abirami SukumaranGUEST
in the area, working across multiple businesses and also on the product as far as some of the applications and some of the experiences with IBM and Citrix is concerned.
Abirami SukumaranGUEST
And a lot of time was spent discussing technology and business with customers and prioritizing what is important to them over what I know.
Abirami SukumaranGUEST
So that has been the biggest learning, I would say, and biggest takeaway.
Abirami SukumaranGUEST
learned over the years, and I think it continues to help me.
Shane NemanGUEST
Basically, the idea was to have...
Shane NemanGUEST
Microsoft 365, but using what's called Citrix at the time.
Shane NemanGUEST
So Citrix basically would allow you to remotely use Windows applications and make
Sam SilvermanHOST
it
Shane NemanGUEST
look like it's running on your local computer when it's really running on a server.
Amir GrabicGUEST
They open up the computer.
Amir GrabicGUEST
They start up, in that case, like Citrix or Intermax, which is more of a Dutch company.
Amir GrabicGUEST
And you open a small window where a new Windows would open.
Amir GrabicGUEST
But that Windows is opened on the server on, let's say, an on-premise server in the Netherlands.
Esther ShittuHOST
Before Cisco, Joe was a Vice President and GM at Cisco Thousand Eyes, a digital experience monitoring and network intelligence platform.
Esther ShittuHOST
Before then, he was with Citrix, the U.S. multinational cloud computing and virtualization technology company.
Esther ShittuHOST
Thank you so much for joining the podcast today.
Shaun SutnerHOST
Great, and thanks for having me.
Jim StevensGUEST
And for a long time, it's been pretty standard.
Jim StevensGUEST
If you're running an EMR, you're probably using VMware in the backend and maybe Citrix on the VDI to get it deployed.
Jim StevensGUEST
If you're running Epic or Meditech or one of many others that are out there, That is now completely blown up since VMware was purchased by Broadcom.
Jim StevensGUEST
And I'm not saying that you should leave VMware, that there's really a need right now to get out of ESXi, but it's absolutely right now.
Jim StevensGUEST
It's been almost three years since the acquisition or since that change.
Jim StevensGUEST
And at the same time, Citrix, which is also pervasive throughout the healthcare industry, and a very good tool.
Jim StevensGUEST
I was part of the team that built Zen Desktop.
Jim StevensGUEST
It was acquired by a venture capital firm and it's still very strong tool, but there's a lot of components now that a lot of these different characteristics that are sitting inside of these virtual tools that a lot of organizations are realizing, maybe I don't need everything that I'm now being kind of forced to purchase.
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