WholeSecurity
Symantec eyes transaction security
News The product includes technology from anti-phishing specialist WholeSecurity, which Symantec acquired in September last year. Using WholeSecurity technology, Norton Confidential will identify risky... [01 Jun 2006]
Symantec eyes up ID management space
News Symantec has expanded significantly over the past years, with eight acquisitions since the start of last year, including those of BindView, IM Logic, Relicore, Sygate, Veritas Software and WholeSecurity. [09 May 2006]
Symantec grabs IMlogic
News In the past two years, Symantec has bought BindView, Brightmail, Liric, Sygate, Turntide, WholeSecurity and storage giant Veritas Software. Security giant Symantec has leapt into the fast-growing market for protecting... [04 Jan 2006]
Symantec: 'No end in sight for acquisitions'
News In the past 18 months Symantec has bought Bindview, Brightmail, LIRIC, Sygate, Turntide, WholeSecurity and completed the $13.5bn acquisition of storage giant Veritas. Serial acquirer Symantec is intent on making more... [31 Oct 2005]
Symantec secures WholeSecurity
News Symantec has agreed to acquire privately held WholeSecurity, which makes products to fight phishing scams and detect malicious code attacks. Venture-backed WholeSecurity is based in Austin, Texas, and... [23 Sep 2005]
Microsoft gets outside help for IE 7
News The company has recruited WholeSecurity, a maker of computer security programs in Austin, Texas, to help Internet Explorer 7, the next version of its browser, identify websites designed to trick people into disclosing... [29 Jul 2005]
Phishing - can software stop it?
News A new programme to help companies combat the growing form of online fraud known as 'phishing' has been created by US internet security firm WholeSecurity. WholeSecurity is among a number of companies... [17 Aug 2004]
The Bloor Perspective: Nanotech, ID theft and whether to issue an RFP
Comment Wholesecurity claims to have developed a solution to solve the online ID theft problem by extending the SSL model - automatic, seamless protection, without downloads or upgrades - to the point of input. [14 Apr 2003]