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IN SHORT: Top industry news from Astaro, Sourcefire, DNA and ECN Group
The latest industry updates, awards, validation services and solution expansions
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PRODUCTS: The latest from Astaro, Norton, Adobe and Quantum
Includes news on unified threat management software, security initiatives, flash media servers and backup recovery
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Sophos to buy firewall maker Astaro
Security vendor Sophos plans to buy Astaro, a maker of network security software.
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Sophos to buy firewall maker Astaro
Security vendor Sophos plans to buy Astaro, a maker of network security software.
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Astaro and Techplus split, Vadis jumps in
Astaro has brought on start-up distributor, Vadis, after parting ways with Techplus Distribution.
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Seccom Global nabs virtual UTM offering
Seccom Global has partnered with security vendor, Astaro, in a bid to offer its managed services customers a tailored UTM package.
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WhiteGold becomes third distributor for Astaro
Security vendor, Astaro, has appointed its third local distributor, with WhiteGold Solutions joining Softgen and TechPlus.
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Guy Coles jumps from SoftGen to Astaro
Security vendor, Astaro, has appointed Guy Coles as its vice-president of sales for Asia-Pacific and Japan.
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