Symantec buys Sygate

Started by Corrine, August 18, 2005, 12:52:17 AM

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Symantec, maker of the popular Norton series of anti-virus, security and computer management tools, announced today that it had acquired security start-up Sygate for an undisclosed sum it will pay in cash.

Sygate makes "end point" tools that make certain all devices connecting to a network are compliant with administrator policies before access is granted.

That can close off one of the most critical vectors for malware -- the introduction of infected devices to a pristine network.


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mitch

  eagle..
i see your bummer and raise you a DOUBLE  BUMMER !!!!

i don't ever remember symantic ( norton) having anything for free
so i am guessing on this one but think that is the end of a good free firewall!

think symantic would have to close shop if they didn't have the $$$$ to suck the life out of smaller companies !
when was the last time that they EVER created software?

we won't even talk about their support ( or lack of)

to put this in english

THIS SUCKS

http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1848935,00.asp


EASTER

MITCH, i see your double and raise you a TRIPLE! bummer  :?

I shutter yet again at what that indicates: PowerQuest was absorb by them and there went a great Clone Program, i wasted my time, CD's, & money on GHOST and turned instead to Paragon:
Now this, i can feel for you Sygate people.