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IBM Overtakes Trend Micro as No. 3 Security Software Maker
Symantec Corp and Intel Corp's McAfee retained their slots as the top two makers of security software in a market whose sales last year rose 4.9 per cent to $19.9 billion, according to the annual survey by the Connecticut-based research firm.
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Beware Of Electricity Bill Payment Scam: Follow These Tips To Stay Safe
Scammers' messages are often cleverly crafted to appear as if they are from official electricity departments, adding to the deceptive nature of the scam.
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BlackBerry Says It Saw Higher Software, Licensing Demand Last Quarter
Canada's BlackBerry posted a surprise 6 percent rise in quarterly revenue on Thursday, as sales of its security software product rose and its patent licensing business strengthened.
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How Michael Dell Got $12 Billion Richer Out of the Public Eye
The biggest-ever leveraged buyout in tech also is proving to be one of the most lucrative private equity transactions on record.
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BlackBerry Partners China's TCL to Make BlackBerry-Branded Mobile Devices
The devices made by TCL will be coupled with BlackBerry's security software and service suite.
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US Retailers Hunt for Attacks After Warning on Stealthy Malware
US retailers are hunting for evidence of new breaches leading into the holiday shopping season after a cyber intelligence firm privately warned them about payment-card-stealing malware that it said evades almost all security software.
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BlackBerry to Buy WatchDox to Bolster Data Security
The WatchDox software gives clients full visibility and control over how their files are edited, copied, printed or forwarded.
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Symantec CEO Says Pressing Ahead With Veritas Spin-Off
Symantec is planning to split into two publicly traded companies by January, a move it views as more tax-efficient than a sale of a units.
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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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IBM Overtakes Trend Micro as No. 3 Security Software Maker
Symantec Corp and Intel Corp's McAfee retained their slots as the top two makers of security software in a market whose sales last year rose 4.9 per cent to $19.9 billion, according to the annual survey by the Connecticut-based research firm.
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American IRS to pay millions for continued Windows XP support
The tax agency missed the deadline to upgrade from Windows XP, and will pay Microsoft for one more year's support.
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Target says it declined to act on early alert of cyber breach
Target Corp's security software detected potentially malicious activity during last year's massive data breach, but its staff decided not to take immediate action, the No. 3. U.S. retailer said on Thursday.
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FBI warns US retailers to expect more credit card breaches
The agency discovered about 20 hacking cases in the past year that involved the same kind of malicious software used against Target.
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VMWare to buy AirWatch mobile security firm for $1.54 billion
Cloud software maker VMWare said the acquisition would help it tap into the rising demand for software security.
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IBM Overtakes Trend Micro as No. 3 Security Software Maker
Symantec Corp and Intel Corp's McAfee retained their slots as the top two makers of security software in a market whose sales last year rose 4.9 per cent to $19.9 billion, according to the annual survey by the Connecticut-based research firm.
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Beware Of Electricity Bill Payment Scam: Follow These Tips To Stay Safe
Scammers' messages are often cleverly crafted to appear as if they are from official electricity departments, adding to the deceptive nature of the scam.
-
BlackBerry Says It Saw Higher Software, Licensing Demand Last Quarter
Canada's BlackBerry posted a surprise 6 percent rise in quarterly revenue on Thursday, as sales of its security software product rose and its patent licensing business strengthened.
-
How Michael Dell Got $12 Billion Richer Out of the Public Eye
The biggest-ever leveraged buyout in tech also is proving to be one of the most lucrative private equity transactions on record.
-
BlackBerry Partners China's TCL to Make BlackBerry-Branded Mobile Devices
The devices made by TCL will be coupled with BlackBerry's security software and service suite.
-
US Retailers Hunt for Attacks After Warning on Stealthy Malware
US retailers are hunting for evidence of new breaches leading into the holiday shopping season after a cyber intelligence firm privately warned them about payment-card-stealing malware that it said evades almost all security software.
-
BlackBerry to Buy WatchDox to Bolster Data Security
The WatchDox software gives clients full visibility and control over how their files are edited, copied, printed or forwarded.
-
Symantec CEO Says Pressing Ahead With Veritas Spin-Off
Symantec is planning to split into two publicly traded companies by January, a move it views as more tax-efficient than a sale of a units.
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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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IBM Overtakes Trend Micro as No. 3 Security Software Maker
Symantec Corp and Intel Corp's McAfee retained their slots as the top two makers of security software in a market whose sales last year rose 4.9 per cent to $19.9 billion, according to the annual survey by the Connecticut-based research firm.
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American IRS to pay millions for continued Windows XP support
The tax agency missed the deadline to upgrade from Windows XP, and will pay Microsoft for one more year's support.
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Target says it declined to act on early alert of cyber breach
Target Corp's security software detected potentially malicious activity during last year's massive data breach, but its staff decided not to take immediate action, the No. 3. U.S. retailer said on Thursday.
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FBI warns US retailers to expect more credit card breaches
The agency discovered about 20 hacking cases in the past year that involved the same kind of malicious software used against Target.
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VMWare to buy AirWatch mobile security firm for $1.54 billion
Cloud software maker VMWare said the acquisition would help it tap into the rising demand for software security.
