Have you undertaken a challenging consolidation project lately? If so, then you know that getting the people and technology all aligned can be more difficult than lining up the planets. I recently ...
Hoping to capitalize on a hot market for computer network security, NetIQ said Tuesday it will buy Houston-based PentaSafe Security Technologies for $255 million in cash and stock. San Jose, ...
On March 8, NetIQ Corp., a leading provider of integrated systems and security management solutions, unveiled its new corporate strategy – Knowledge-Based Service Assurance. Knowledge-Based Service ...
NetIQ this month will begin shipping a “connector” tool to enable systems management and security information to be displayed on the same console. In the same timeframe, the San Jose, Calif.-based ...
Operating systems use directory services to store information about software applications, files, printers and employees. Microsoft's Windows Active Directory integrates management tasks such as ...
NetIQ, which sells system and security management products, will also be selling technology from Centrify to allow its customers to extend Active Directory-centric identity management in their ...
NetIQ this week announced capabilities the security and systems management vendor says will apply IT process automation technology to security and compliance policies. NetIQ, which is an Attachmate ...
The product, dubbed the NetIQ Security Management Suite, combines new versions of three separate products designed to foster a "closed-loop" approach to security management, the company said. The ...
Hoping to expand their presence in the enterprise software arena, software makers NetIQ and WebTrends on Wednesday said they have agreed to merge in a stock deal valued around $1 billion. San Jose, ...
While no extra distributor appointments are planned, a national channel development campaign is about to begin to explain the MailMarshal and WebMarshal software to resellers. Nasdaq-listed NetIQ's ...
SAN JOSE — Network monitoring software vendor NetIQ last week announced it will shell out $1 billion worth of stock to buy WebTrends, best known for products that track and report online behavior. The ...
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