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Top Story - Symantec Updates DLP Suite Symantec has updated its Data-Loss Prevention Suite so that if the software finds a data issue that needs fixing, it can apply third-party encryption and digital-rights management controls to the problem. | ||
Top Story - Symantec Unveils Endpoint Protection ServicesSymantec announced managed endpoint protection services for round-the-clock monitoring and management of computers that use Symantec security products. | ||
Top Story - Symantec’s Acquisitions Raise QuestionsSymantec's announced acquisitions of data encryption specialists PGP and GuardianEdge Technologies have industry watchers wondering which products will stay and go, and how open source PGP will fare in the wake of the buyouts. | ||
Top Story - Symantec Unveils Endpoint Protection ServicesSymantec has announced managed endpoint protection services for round-the-clock monitoring and management of computers that use Symantec security products. | ||
Top Story - Symantec Issues Wireless Keyboard WarningSymantec is urging wireless keyboard users to consider the security of the devices following a project that interpreted keystrokes by analysing the electromagnetic signals produced when keys are pressed. | ||
Top Story - Symantec And Amazon Team On Enterprise SecurityGlobal security, storage and systems management solutions provider Symantec is offering its next-generation security and enterprise-class storage management solutions through the Amazon elastic compute cloud (Amazon EC2). | ||
Top Story - Symantec’s New 2011 Security SoftwareSymantec has made free beta versions of its Norton Antivirus 2011 and Norton Internet Security 2011 available to web users. | ||
Top Story - Symantec Security, Storage Offerings Now on Amazon’s EC2Businesses looking at using Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) for pay-as-you-go servers can now add Symantec security, backup and storage protection. | ||
Top Story - Symantec reveals 100 dirtiest sitesWeb users could be putting themselves at risk by surfing to some sites which contain over 18,000 different security threats each, says Symantec. | ||
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