Symantec Corp. said Chief Executive John W. Thompson will retire at the end of the company's fiscal year in April.
The Cupertino, Calif., security software company said Monday that Mr. Thompson, 59 years old, will remain chairman after his retirement. He will be replaced by Chief Operating Officer Enrique T. Salem, 43.
SaaS offering allows Veritas customers to scour their systems for problems.
Symantec Corp. today launched a service aimed at helping companies get more out of their data center investments by checking for problems and advising on ways to fix them.
In an exclusive interview, Sean Robson catches up with John W. Thompson, CEO of security and storage major Symantec, to discuss the company’s recent successes, future plans, and how it is working to achieve its global goals.
Citrix Systems has introduced Citrix NetScaler 9 solution for improving the efficiency and TCO of web-based applications.
As web applications multiply across corporate data centers, most companies waste an estimated 50 percent of the cost of running these applications due to highly inefficient use of server and network resources.
The victims are no longer just banks and major retail chains. The University of Florida is the latest university to suffer a data breach. In this case, at least 330,000 current and former dental patients were potentially affected after unauthorized hackers gained access to the school's College of Dentistry computer server, which contained their personal information.
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At its partner conference in July Microsoft (NSDQ:MSFT) Corp., Redmond, Wash., announced that it would pay channel partners a margin of 12 percent when a solution provider first signs up a customer for its on-demand applications and 6 percent on subscription renewals.
Symantec and Mozilla Firefox for HP Virtual Solutions ensures that employees can utilize the Web productively while keeping business PCs stable and easier to support
A security policy is as good as the employees who follow it, right? A Cisco (NSDQ:CSCO)-commissioned study on data leakage revealed that many employees fail to adhere to security policies because due to poor communications with IT professionals.
Increasing numbers of teenagers are starting to dabble in hi-tech crime, say experts.
Computer security professionals say many net forums are populated by teenagers swapping credit card numbers, phishing kits and hacking tips.
The poor technical skills of many young hackers means they are very likely to get caught and arrested, they say.
Youth workers added that any teenager getting a criminal record would be putting their future at risk.
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