McAfee: Threat Focus
MCAFEE Back in 1997, McAfee Associates was primarily a provider of antivirus software. It changed its name to Network Associates that year, after merging with
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MCAFEE Back in 1997, McAfee Associates was primarily a provider of antivirus software. It changed its name to Network Associates that year, after merging with
JUNIPER When Juniper Networks realized that network security was an area of strategic importance to Cisco Systems—Juniper’s singularly huge competitor in networking gear—the company felt
In the annals of information-technology security, 2005 will go down as a year in which threats to corporate data systems reached new levels of sophistication
CHECK POINT Founded in 1993, when the Internet was still in diapers, Check Point Software Technologies over the years has built a reputation as one
Choicepoint, the Alpharetta, Ga.-based data broker, became a synonym this year for problems with keeping data secure and accurate. In February, ChoicePoint admitted that it
All told, it was not a good year for safeguarding customer data. Indeed, 2005 will likely be remembered as the year customer data protection fell
Cisco Cisco Systems covers security’s bedrock. It has used a powerful hold in data networking gear to slipstream firewall and virtual private networking products into
SYMANTEC Coca-Cola produces numerous beverages, from juices to bottled water, but people always come back to the brown, bubbly stuff. Symantec has a similar problem:
COMPUTER ASSOCIATES Computer Associates International doesn’t trade in heavy-duty security infrastructure—its arsenal, for instance, lacks firewalls or network-based intrusion detection software. Instead, the company styles