TrueSecure to merge with New York company
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Herndon-based information technology security company TrueSecure is merging with New York-based Betrusted Holdings, creating what the companies say is the largest privately held IT security company with $160 million in annual revenue.
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These 10 companies have the urge to merge, but which deals will end up working out?
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The NASD and NYSE are to consolidate regulatory functions.
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Two of the nation's most well-known companies today said they would combine to form the third-largest U.S. retailer.
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IN a twist of the ongoing consolidation in information security, leading players Betrusted and TruSecure are to merge. The merger will lead to the formation of Cybertrust -- a large privately held info-sec
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Verizon intends to merge Cybertrust with its Business Managed Security Services group.
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Cybertrust will combine identity management and PKI products from Betrusted, risk management and compliance services from TruSecure, and intrusion detection and prevention technology from Ubizen, a subsidiary of Betrusted.
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Actional Corp. and Westbridge Technology Inc. on Monday announced the merger of the two companies, reflecting consolidation in the Web services market, as vendors try to provide a broader product portfolio to a larger customer base.
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The main supplier of secure hosting services to the Australian government is to go through its third merger in less than two years with BeTrusted now joining forces with IT security services consultancy TruSecure.
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Sprint (FON:NYSE - news - research) and Nextel (NXTL:Nasdaq - news - research) confirmed a $35 billion merger Wednesday morning, going public with their definitive agreement despite reports that Verizon (VZ:NYSE - news - research) continues to weigh its
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CHICAGO Interpublic Group has a history of merging agencies, whether it be big players like last year&#39;s merger of Draft and Foote, Cone & Belding, or smaller properties, like Atlanta shops Austin Kelley and Fitzgerald + Co. in 2005. Sometimes, like in the combination of Ammirati Puris Lintas and Lowe, the road is rough. Other transitions go more smoothly.
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The New York Stock Exchange said Thursday it agreed to acquire its smaller rival, American Stock Exchange, for $260 million in stock
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(InfoWorld) - Managed security services companies SecureWorksÂ  and LURHQÂ Â have merged. The combined company is known as SecureWorks and is based in Atlanta. SecureWorks chief executive Mike Cote remains as chief executive officer (CEO) and former LURHQ CEO Tony Prince will be executive vice president responsible for product development. The companies sell consulting services to corporations that are looking for outside security expertise to help lock down their networks. SecureWorks is best known for managing intrusion prevention products, which protect the network from outside attacks. LURHQ is focused on monitoring internal threats with its Security Information and Event Monitoring service. The combined company has 1,500 clients and manages 5,000 security devices worldwide. "The markets and the technologies are very complementary," said Prince. Over the past few years, however, it has become increasingly difficult for smaller companies to compete in the security space as customers turn to larger vendors like AT&T Inc., VeriSign Inc. or IBM Corp. looking for more comprehensive products. Last month IBM announced plans to acquire SecureWorks competitor Internet Security Systems. Now, SecureWorks will have a better chance of competing, said Sandra Palumbo, a senior analyst with Yankee Group Research Inc. "They are competing in a pretty crowded market and in some cases size does matter," she said. "It definitely is a merger that makes a lot of sense." Only four positions are expected to be eliminated as a result of the deal, which closed Friday. The combined company now has about 200 employees, SecureWorks said. SecureWorks made headlines recently when one of its researchers, David Maynor, claimed to have found a way to take control of an MacBook by exploiting a flaw in a wireless card. In a video, Maynor and another security researcher named Jon Ellch demonstrated the hack using an undisclosed third-party wireless card, but claimed that Apple Computer Inc. was also affected by the vulnerability. An Apple spokeswoman later claimed that Maynor and Ellch had "not shared or demonstrated any code," relating to this flaw that was "relevant to the hardware and software that we ship." SecureWorks declined to comment further on the Apple matter.
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Euronext  shareholders are due to approve a $14 billion plan to merge with the New York Stock Exchange  and create the first transatlantic bourse.
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In announcing the merger, the companies said Cybertrust would fold the specialties of each company -- risk management and compliance from TruSecure, identity management from Betrusted and intrusion detection and prevention from Ubizen.
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The New York Stock Exchange and NASD announced plans to merge their regulatory organizations and eliminate duplicative and inconsistent rules.
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IT security firms TruSecure and Betrusted are to merge in order to create the "biggest security services company in the world".