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Fortify Software Named One of Bay Area's Best Places to Work
Friday, May 16, 2008
Ranks 30th out of Bay's Top Mid-Sized Companies
SAN MATEO, Calif., May 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Fortify Software, the leader in
application security solutions for Business Software Assurance, announced
today that it has been selected as one of the Bay Area's Best Places to Work
for 2008. Fortify ranked 30th of mid-sized companies with 101-500 employees.
The survey was a joint project by the San Francisco Business Times, San
Jose/Silicon Valley Business Journal and the East Bay Business Times.
This year's list recognizes Bay Area companies for their work environment
and corporate culture, and is based on results of an independent, third-party
employee survey. The list surveyed 506 area businesses, and employees were
asked to rate their companies on 10 areas including team effectiveness,
feeling valued, trust in senior leaders and company benefits.
"We have a great team of dedicated employees who execute relentlessly on
our company's vision everyday," said John Jack, Fortify's CEO. "It's our goal
to provide them with a work environment where everyone feels valued and
challenged when they walk in the door."
At Fortify, employees enjoy company perks such as stock options, an
extremely competitive benefits package, telecommuting, onsite cafeteria and
gym membership. The opportunity to work on Fortify's industry leading
technologies attracts top tech-savvy talent who share the company's forward
thinking vision of the security industry. Fortify is expanding globally and
backed by Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield, & Byers -- one of the world's
pre-eminent venture capital firms, responsible for building household names
like AOL, Amazon, Sun and Google.
The full Best Places to Work list appeared in the May 2 issue of all three
publications and is available via Bizjournals.com.
About Fortify Software
Fortify(R)'s Business Software Assurance products and services protect
companies from the threats posed by security flaws in business-critical
software applications. Its software security suite-Fortify 360-drives down
costs and security risks by automating key processes of developing and
deploying secure applications. Fortify Software's customers include government
agencies and FORTUNE 500 companies in a wide variety of industries, such as
financial services, healthcare, e-commerce, telecommunications, publishing,
insurance, systems integration and information management. The company is
backed by world-class teams of software security experts and partners. More
information is available at http://www.fortify.com.
SOURCE Fortify Software
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