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CA opens patents to open source
September 7, 2005 Following IBM's lead, Computer Associates donates 14 of its patents to open-source projects.Secunia: CA backup product 'inherently insecure'
January 16, 2008 In annual report on security flaws, vulnerability-testing company strongly criticizes CA's ARCserve Backup product, as well as Symantec Mail Security.CA readies patent pledge
February 18, 2005 As it tries to cozy up to open-source developers, Computer Associates plans to follow IBM's and Sun's example of donating patents.CA sweetens the open-source pot
August 3, 2004 Company set to announce $1 million contest to drive new Ingres r3 open-source database.CA's CEO-elect mixes it up
January 24, 2005 In first management move, John Swainson creates autonomous product groups, shuffles top executives, eyes more acquisitions.CA sets Ingres database free
November 1, 2004 The software maker jumps into the open-source world with the release of the Ingres r3 database.Taking the broom to CA's legacy
February 21, 2005 Brought in from IBM to clean up a royal mess, new CEO John Swainson looks to the future.CA taps ex-IBM exec as its next chief
November 23, 2004 After tumultuous year dominated by accounting scandal, software maker turns to former WebSphere head.Computer Associates reorg spotlights security
April 5, 2005 "The CA brand is tarnished," the software maker's chief executive says, as the company shuffles management and product groups.Computer Associates readies open-source push
May 5, 2004 The software company will announce a financial and development commitment to open source at its user conference later this month.IBM to launch new security software
May 9, 2005 Tivoli Federated Identity Manager is designed to provide a secure network for businesses, their partners and customers.CA enters Web services management
December 8, 2003 update Computer Associates releases its first Web services management products to market and announces an array of related partnerships.Ingres hires Citigroup analyst as CFO
February 6, 2006 Newly spun-off open-source database company fills out its executive management team as it girds for growth.Web services management heats up
September 17, 2003 IBM, Computer Associates and Talking Blocks follow up on a Hewlett-Packard standards effort that tracks the performance of Web services applications.John Swainson: CA's Mr. Fix-It
December 5, 2005 Q&A John Swainson, president and CEO of Computer Associates, talks tech.Microsoft enlists Operations Manager partners
October 29, 2003 The software heavyweight signs up several companies to write connectors that will link its Microsoft Operations Manager 2000 to third-party management software.Utility software company takes new tack
September 4, 2003 Ejasent decides to adopt an "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em" strategy and to start partnering with larger, established companies with utility-computing efforts in place.Open-source database gets backing
January 10, 2005 Pervasive looks to crack the database market with a support offering around open-source database PostgreSQL.Computer Associates, others sign SCO licenses
March 5, 2004 The SCO Group confirms that three more companies--Computer Associates, Leggett & Platt, and Questar--have obtained its license for running Linux.Year in review: Utility's identity crisis
December 22, 2003 Utility computing rolled on in 2003, despite confusion over what the term means or how much associated services should cost.
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