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McAfee Hires New CEO Peter Leav to Replace Chris Young
McAfee told Reuters on Thursday it has hired Peter Leav, the former CEO of BMC Software, as its new CEO, replacing Chris Young, who created the cyber security company in its current form by carving it out of Intel four years ago.
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Micromax, Intel Security Partner to Preload McAfee Mobile Assistant on Smartphones
Intel's McAfee Mobile Assistant will be preloaded on future Micromax smartphones, while some existing smartphones will start getting an OTA update starting April.
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'Dronejacking' May Be the Next Big Cyber Threat
A report by Intel's McAfee Labs said hackers are expected to start targeting drones used for deliveries, law enforcement or camera crews, in addition to hobbyists.
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Intel to Spin Out McAfee Unit, Sell Stake in Business to TPG
Intel, which bought McAfee for $7.7 billion in 2011, will retain a 49 percent stake in the business.
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TPG Said to Be Among Possible Bidders for Intel Security Unit McAfee
The private equity firm has reportedly held preliminary discussions with Intel about a deal that could value McAfee at as much as $3 billion.
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John McAfee Named CEO of Gaming Company in Shift to Cyber-Security
McAfee will oversee the MGT Capital Investments's move into cyber-security.
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Intel Said to Be Close to Completing $16 Billion Altera Deal
If the deal were to go through, it would be Intel's largest, topping its $7.7 billion purchase of security software maker McAfee in 2011.
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Lenovo to Allay Security Concerns With Free McAfee LiveSafe Subscriptions
Lenovo offered six-month McAfee LiveSafe subscriptions as it disclosed plans to reduce the amount of software that it bundles with PCs.
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IBM Ousts Trend Micro From Third Spot in Security Software Market: Gartner
Symantec and Intel's McAfee retained their slots as the top two makers of security software.
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McAfee glad Intel is dropping his name from 'broken' security software
"I've been begging them to drop the brand or fix the product," McAfee said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.
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McAfee Hires New CEO Peter Leav to Replace Chris Young
McAfee told Reuters on Thursday it has hired Peter Leav, the former CEO of BMC Software, as its new CEO, replacing Chris Young, who created the cyber security company in its current form by carving it out of Intel four years ago.
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Micromax, Intel Security Partner to Preload McAfee Mobile Assistant on Smartphones
Intel's McAfee Mobile Assistant will be preloaded on future Micromax smartphones, while some existing smartphones will start getting an OTA update starting April.
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'Dronejacking' May Be the Next Big Cyber Threat
A report by Intel's McAfee Labs said hackers are expected to start targeting drones used for deliveries, law enforcement or camera crews, in addition to hobbyists.
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Intel to Spin Out McAfee Unit, Sell Stake in Business to TPG
Intel, which bought McAfee for $7.7 billion in 2011, will retain a 49 percent stake in the business.
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TPG Said to Be Among Possible Bidders for Intel Security Unit McAfee
The private equity firm has reportedly held preliminary discussions with Intel about a deal that could value McAfee at as much as $3 billion.
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John McAfee Named CEO of Gaming Company in Shift to Cyber-Security
McAfee will oversee the MGT Capital Investments's move into cyber-security.
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Intel Said to Be Close to Completing $16 Billion Altera Deal
If the deal were to go through, it would be Intel's largest, topping its $7.7 billion purchase of security software maker McAfee in 2011.
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Lenovo to Allay Security Concerns With Free McAfee LiveSafe Subscriptions
Lenovo offered six-month McAfee LiveSafe subscriptions as it disclosed plans to reduce the amount of software that it bundles with PCs.
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IBM Ousts Trend Micro From Third Spot in Security Software Market: Gartner
Symantec and Intel's McAfee retained their slots as the top two makers of security software.
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McAfee glad Intel is dropping his name from 'broken' security software
"I've been begging them to drop the brand or fix the product," McAfee said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.
