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December 14, 2004 Eighteen firms sign up for Microsoft's end-to-end Network Access Protection security architecture. TAGS: VPN, Cisco Systems Inc., Microsoft Longhorn, security, Microsoft Corp., virus, server

October 18, 2004 The companies will share security features to help customers protect their networks from worms and viruses. TAGS: Cisco Systems Inc., architecture, corporate network, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, Microsoft Longhorn, virus, worm, VPN, security, Microsoft Corp., server

January 12, 2004 Worms and viruses delivered a wake-up call last year that corporate America couldn't ignore. TAGS: Sobig, MSBlast worm, virus, worm, VPN, Linux, security, attack, antivirus, America, Microsoft Corp., open source, software company, server, Web browser, Microsoft Windows

October 21, 2004 Perfigo's products will fit into security architecture from Cisco that combines virus scanning with network policing. TAGS: Perfigo, Cisco Systems Inc., network management, acquisition, architecture, VPN, security, start-up, virus, PC

February 14, 2005 The security industry takes on phishing, viruses and all manner of online threats at the annual RSA Security Conference this week. TAGS: RSA Security Inc., consolidation, Cisco Systems Inc., intrusion prevention, John Thompson, security company, Juniper Networks Inc., Symantec Corp., Sarbanes-Oxley Act, security, VPN, conference, threat, phishing, acquisition, virus

March 22, 2004 The networking giant says it will pay about $39 million for a maker of intrusion prevention devices, its second security technology acquisition in less than a month. TAGS: Riverhead Networks, intrusion prevention, Jeff Wilson, Cisco Systems Inc., distributed denial of service, NetScreen Technologies, VPN, acquisition, start-up, security, service provider, attack, virus, networking, California

March 12, 2004 The company is putting down $5 million in cash to acquire Twingo Systems for its technology designed to protect corporate networks from weak spots in remote access. TAGS: Twingo Systems, SSL VPN, SSL, Cisco Systems Inc., remote access, corporate network, VPN, security, virus, worker, Web browser, PC

March 5, 2004 With two years of scandal and bankruptcy proceedings coming to a close, the company--legally known as WorldCom--is launching new services in an effort to rebuild. TAGS: MCI Inc., bankruptcy, SLA, MPLS, scandal, WorldCom Inc., VPN, VoIP, denial of service, IP, router, AT&T Corp., virus, attack, security, server

January 19, 2006 Dealing with viruses, spyware, PC theft and other digital crimes adds up to a hefty total for businesses. TAGS: survey, computer security, theft, crime, VPN, organization, firewall, virus, telecommunications, security, spyware, U.S., PC, Microsoft Windows

December 21, 2004 Routing giant puts weight behind Network Admission Control architecture. TAGS: Cisco Systems Inc., Caymas Systems Inc., Trusted Computing Group, access control, architecture, vendor, consortium, VPN, security, router, agent, Ethernet, virus, software company, IP, Microsoft Corp.

November 18, 2003 The network hardware maker teams up with three top antivirus companies to create a new security technology that would keep insecure mobile devices away from corporate networks. TAGS: Cisco Systems Inc., corporate network, corporate security, antivirus company, Networks Associates Technology Inc., antivirus, network device, mobile device, VPN, worker, virus, agent, security, PC

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