5/27/09
eSoft Names Walsh Chief Technology Officer
Walsh to Expand eSoft’s Technology and Innovation Leadership
Broomfield, Colo. – May 26, 2009 – eSoft, Inc., a leader in secure web filtering, announced today the appointment of Patrick Walsh to the position of Chief Technology Officer. Mr. Walsh has previously held product management, marketing and threat prevention team positions during his tenure with eSoft.
“Patrick’s promotion to CTO is well deserved and recognizes Patrick’s outstanding knowledge, expertise and contributions in positioning eSoft as the technology and innovation leader in the area of secure web filtering,” said Jeff Finn, eSoft CEO.
“Patrick has been a driving force behind the development of eSoft’s SiteFilter secure web filtering offering and Distributed Intelligence Architecture network. Together, these technologies have poised eSoft to capture significant market share as companies seek solutions to the challenges of Web 2.0 security threats.”
Mr. Walsh holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Information and Computer Science from the University of California, Irvine.
About eSoft Inc.
eSoft is a leading network security company that provides comprehensive protection against dynamic, Internet-based email and web threats. eSoft's industry-leading SiteFilter® technology provides the most comprehensive secure web filtering solution available, providing real-time categorization and exploit detection of new websites and protection from Web 2.0 threats, phishing attacks, and malicious or infected websites. eSoft solutions protect millions of users in over 80 countries from the latest and most dangerous Internet threats.
For more information, contact eSoft at
295 Interlocken Blvd., #500,
Broomfield, Colo., 80021, USA,
Phone + 1 303-444-1600
Fax + 1 303-444-1640
www.esoft.com
or pr@esoft.com.
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