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Microsoft launches free Security Essentials package
News The software replaces the paid-for OneCare product, and offers protection against viruses, Trojans, spyware and rootkits [29 Sep 2009]
Norton adds behavioural engine Quorum for 2010
News Symantec is betting that program behaviour is the future battlefront of security and is making a big push in its 2010 Norton lineup with a behavioural engine dubbed Quorum [09 Sep 2009]
Symantec seeks shift in cloud security
News The company is working to make it easier for customers of its existing products to manage their data stored in the cloud [28 Aug 2009]
'Dirtiest' websites exposed by Symantec
News The security vendor has identified the top 100 infected websites as detected by its Norton Safe Web service, and found an average of 18,000 threats per site [20 Aug 2009]
Security players form alliance to tackle malware
News IEEE's Industry Connections Security Group aims to formalise sharing of malware data among security players, while an analyst warns its focus may be too narrow [18 Aug 2009]
Security firms reveal botnet on Twitter
News An account on the micro-blogging service can be used to host and control a botnet of infected computers, Symantec and Arbor Networks say [17 Aug 2009]
Adobe investigates zero-day Flash attacks
News Symantec researchers find malicious PDF files that exploit a vulnerability in Flash and drop Trojans onto victims' PCs [23 Jul 2009]
US prosecutor: Cybercrime will follow the cloud
News The software-piracy model is becoming obsolete as programs are increasingly distributed over the internet, making targets of cloud computing centres, a US attorney has warned [13 Jul 2009]
Symantec backup gets client dedupe
News The next update of NetBackup will add deduplication at the client, which should allow users to cut both storage and network bandwidth needs, according to Symantec [07 Jul 2009]
Symantec warns of spam 'triple threat'
News Spammers are combining their circumvention techniques to increase the efficacy of attacks, according to security company Symantec [29 May 2009]
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