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Nukona Acquired By Symantec

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San Diego-based Nukona , a developer of mobile application management software, has been acquired by security software giant Symantec. Symantec said it completed the acquisition this morning. Symantec said that Nukona will bolster Symantec's enterprise mobility software portfolio.

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How Sekur.me Wants To Use Cell Phones To Fix Abandoned Shopping Carts

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What we do, is we provide the capability for users to pay for those purchases using their mobile phone. Why use a mobile phone for payment, rather than something like Amazon or Paypal? Jack Bicer: I''ve been in the software development business for over 30 years. So this is for e-commerce sites, not in person purchases?

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TeleSign Names New Chief Product Officer

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Prior to HPE, Powledge was Vice President of Managed Security Services at Cisco Systems, and also spent 20 years at Symantec. TeleSign is a major provider of user account verification software, and is well known for its mobile and phone authentication services. READ MORE>>.

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Getting To The Next Level In Cloud Storage, With IDrive

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We also have a mobile version of the product, Idrive Lite, which is primarily used to back up contacts. There''s Carbonite, Mozy, Symantec Online Backup, just to name a few. We''re vertically integrated, from our servers to our software, so our product works in a much better fashion than third party storage services.

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New Year to Bring New Data Security Threats, Cyber Investor Warns

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Bob Ackerman is one of the venture capitalists whose funding has long fed the growth of the burgeoning cybersecurity industry. So, you might imagine that his outlook on data protection for 2019 would be more optimistic than in past years, because businesses now take advantage of a broad choice of security services to protect themselves.

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IPO Scorecard: CrowdStrike Gains 70 Percent on First Trading Day

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Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike delivered the kind of market debut this week that was an unfulfilled dream for the much-anticipated IPOs of Uber and Lyft earlier this year. Sunnyvale, CA-based CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD ) priced 18 million shares of common stock at $34 on Tuesday. Trading began at $63.50

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Talk of Broadcom Buyout of Symantec Puts Broader IT Focus Into View

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Broadcom is once, twice, three times a multi-billion-dollar dealmaker (well, basically) in the past year if it follows through on its reported talks to acquire Mountain View, CA-based cybersecurity giant Symantec. Though it is one of the largest cybersecurity software providers, Symantec is.