Symantec sees identity as key to 'Security 2.0'
June 04, 2006
User input critical to establishing who can be trusted
Robert McMillan
"We're making significant investments in something we call Security 2.0, which is ultimately the next generation of consumer security," said Enrique Salem, group president of Symantec's Consumer Products group, speaking at an analyst event in San Mateo, California.
Before the Security 2.0 products ship, however, Symantec plans to refresh its Norton product line and deliver two new consumer products that will offer improved identity-theft protection. The products are a security and backup service called Norton 360, as well as an online commerce security product called Norton Confidential.
Source: http://www.computerworld.com/
Robert McMillan
"We're making significant investments in something we call Security 2.0, which is ultimately the next generation of consumer security," said Enrique Salem, group president of Symantec's Consumer Products group, speaking at an analyst event in San Mateo, California.
Before the Security 2.0 products ship, however, Symantec plans to refresh its Norton product line and deliver two new consumer products that will offer improved identity-theft protection. The products are a security and backup service called Norton 360, as well as an online commerce security product called Norton Confidential.
Source: http://www.computerworld.com/