Suppose: as a provider of application security and availability, you have wonderful products, but insufficient technical knowledge among your partners to turn that into orders. What do you do then? You look for a partner who does have that knowledge and you find Cortexia. At least, that’s how it was at F5. In exchange, Cortexia gets, among other things, access

Impulse purchases, we all know them. A nice ice cream, batteries, a souvenir on holiday and a SaaS application. Er, rewind for a moment. A SaaS application? It sounds strange indeed, but just after the corona outbreak, we were ‘guilty’ of it en masse. There was simply no time to think a bit longer about security and other long-term aspects.

Give network engineers some nice hardware to play with and you won’t hear them anymore. If they can then experiment endlessly with it in a virtual test environment, the party is complete. At Cortexia, that environment just had to be ‘built’. Edward van Hazendonk and Roald Aelbers managed to do so over the past few months, which was a party

Like almost everyone, we as owners of Cortexia want to be treated with respect and, above all, have all the freedom to be able to work the way we want. The latter was partly the reason for becoming an entrepreneur. Many employees, especially the more educated ones, also thrive on a lot of freedom, but by no means all choose

Have you ever seriously wondered why you set your alarm clock every day that rushes you out of your comfy, warm bed and beautiful dreams to get to work? We have. Not to get rich, because then we would have been better off going into crypto trading or real estate. You might not immediately expect it from network infrastructure specialists,