Antivirus giant Symantec is getting serious about encryption. The company announced Thursday that it's buying the encryption-focused firms PGP and Guardian Edge, paying $300 million for PGP and ...

Symantec's new Veritas NetBackup Media Server Encryption Option offers encryption at the backup server, relieving application servers of the chore and also offers centralized key management.

Symantec announced two new acquisitions–PGP Corporation for approximately $300 million, and GuardianEdge Technologies for around $70 million. Purchasing these two established encryption ...

Symantec is extending its Encryption Everywhere program to Australia, offering domain validated TLS/SSL certificates for free to lift global website encryption rates to 100 percent by 2018.

Symantec Backup Exec Version 11 is expected to include granular Active Directory restore, which would allow a storage administrator to restore a single deleted user or object without having to ...

Symantec unveiled some of its plans for the encryption technology it acquired by buying PGP and GuardianEdge, as well as how the VeriSign acquisition could fit in.

Between the two companies, Symantec gets a foothold in the enterprise and mid-market across the globe. Symantec also bolsters its federal government business where encryption is a very big deal. 2.

Symantec on Tuesday unveiled an encryption option to its NetBackup enterprise data protection software that's designed to help customers decrease the risk involved in sending data offline for ...

Symantec's announced acquisitions Thursday of data encryption specialists PGP Corp. and GuardianEdge Technologies have industry watchers wondering which products will stay and go, and how open ...

Symantec will be demonstrating Encryption Everywhere during the World Hosting Days conference in Rust, Germany, March 15-18, 2016, booth Z03.

Symantec is gaining more traction with Encryption Everywhere by enlisting web hosting providers and resellers, such as The SSL Store.

Symantec PGP Viewer will let users view encrypted mail on an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. The app is expected to arrive later this year.