Citrix

Citrix supports digital opportunities for girls by sponsoring the Girls Who Code Summer Immersion Program. This seven–week camp in the United States teaches a variety of computer science courses. 

No evidence was found of leading practices in this area. 

Citrix follows industry norms for high-level responsibility for cybersecurity and international certification of its information security management system. 

The company provides some support for open innovation by sharing source code.  

Little evidence could be found that Citrix has activities aimed at providing universal, inclusive and accessible digital technologies. The company has an opportunity to support initiatives that enhance access to digital technologies and improve accessibility for users with disabilities. It should also report how the economic value it generates is distributed among its stakeholders.  

Little evidence could be found that Citrix supports activities to develop digital skills and enhance school connectivity. The company has an opportunity to support initiatives in these areas.   

Citrix could better demonstrate how it monitors, remedies and reports cybersecurity incidents. The company could provide more details about the type of user information it shares with third parties and the rights of users to obtain the information the company holds about them. As a digital company, Citrix should make a high-level commitment to child online safety. 

Little evidence could be found about the company’s activities relating to open, inclusive and ethical innovation. Citrix has an opportunity to report on initiatives in this area.