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ETM Ready Certification enables Blue Coat technology partners to build solutions that combat security threats hidden in encrypted traffic, while preserving the ability of enterprise customers to manage privacy, policy and regulatory compliance.
Kaspersky Labs recently posted a report on a highly advanced cyberespionage group named Equation and also detailed several malware families used by this group. When such reports are published, we tend to cross verify the behavior of malware samples in our Malware Analysis Appliance.
Equation in BlueCoat Malware Analysis Appliance
All IT equipment used within the Department of Defense must pass the UC APL certification process, which includes rigorous Information Assurance (IA), Interoperability and Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) testing.
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Wishing a safe and happy Lunar New Year to all of our Blue Coat partners and friends around the world!
Wishing a safe and happy Lunar New Year to all of our Blue Coat partners and friends around the world!
Enterprises are encrypting and inspecting more network traffic than ever -- 87% of organizations encrypt at least 25% of network traffic today. Find out why businesses are embracing SSL/TLS encryption.
Enterprises Are Encrypting and Inspecting More Network Traffic
"If you're a tenant in the market for Class A space in Sunnyvale, your shopping list just got a little bit shorter."
Blue Coat lease squeezes commercial real estate space options in Sunnyvale - Silicon Valley Business Journal
Welcome to our 16 leaders from all over the world, who came to headquarters in Sunnyvale for Blue Coat's 5th Leadership Challenge workshop.
Welcome to our 16 leaders from all over the world, who came to headquarters in Sunnyvale for Blue Coat's 5th Leadership Challenge workshop.
Blue Coat offers more than the industry's most advanced and sophisticated security technology. We offer a whole new outlook on how security technology provides business value.
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Trend Micro and Adobe released details about a new zero-day exploit for Adobe Flash. It was first discovered on http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vIfB9 and was believed to be distributed through malvertising that led to exploit kit sites in the background.
Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed...