IBM and DataPower officials said IBM’s WebSphere and Tivoli products already have been jointly deployed with DataPower systems in many installations.

DataPower's security features are expected to complement SOA security-management capabilities found in IBM's Tivoli software, officials with the Armonk, N.Y., company said.

The IBM WebSphere DataPower XML Security Gateway XS40 was one of three SOA appliances released by the Armonk, N.Y., company. The three new products stem from IBM's acquisition in October of ...

“DataPower’s product suite of integration, security and performance appliances will fill various holes within IBM’s broad SOA offering,” says Jason Bloomberg, a senior analyst at research ...

And IBM officials said the company plans to introduce a family of SOA appliances based on DataPower technology. IBM did not disclose financial details of the deal to acquire privately held DataPower.

IBM has acquired DataPower Technology Inc., a Cambridge, Mass.-based company that markets appliances to boost the security and performance of message traffic flowing through service-oriented ...

Typically, customers use DataPower's gear in conjunction with IBM's WebSphere, or other application servers, to improve application performance, LeBlanc said.

The SOA Software API Management solution for DataPower supports a range of API standards including REST, JSON, OAuth and OpenID. It ensures interoperability with back-end systems through support for ...

With SOA Software's Policy Manager for DataPower, customers can now govern these relationships on the DataPower appliance in a secure, automated, cost effective, and efficient manner.

SOA Software, a provider of service-oriented architecture (SOA) governance, cloud and enterprise API management solutions, claims to be altering the customer experience at IBM WebSphere DataPower ...