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This group hosts detailed presentation materials and other relevant information to support the research of the Industry Analyst community. Please request membership if you would like to access the below materials.

 

 

Symantec Edition - Monthly Webcast for Industry Analysts

We invite you to hear from Symantec experts on a variety of topics for industry analysts. In these one hour sessions, we will articulate Symantec’s strategy around hot topics and trends such as cloud computing, BYOD, information explosion, to name a few as well as host a Q&A session.

Interested to participate in these webcasts? Find more information and links to previous Webcasts here or contact Esther Kim in the Symantec Industry Analyst Relations team. Please note, to access previous Webcasts you will have to join this private group.

Previous Webcasts

  • Symantec Vision 2013 Update for EMEA and APJ Region
  • Symantec's Website Security Solutions Advance the Future of Trust and Protection on the Internet
  • Symantec Strategy Update for Industry Analysts
  • Looking Ahead to 2013 with Symantec Research Labs
  • Symantec’s Vision for the Future of Cloud Computing
  • Symantec Enterprise Mobility Strategy

 

Events

World Wide Industry Analyst Conference, April 15th - 16th, Las Vegas

  • For event details, click here

 

Symantec Vision Las Vegas 2013, April 15th - 18th, Las Vegas

Symantec Vision 2013 discussed many of today’s overarching IT challenges, such as the managing information growth, the evolving threat landscape and growing data center complexity. To combat these challenges, Symantec created three goals. First, we want to help maintain user productivity. Second, that productivity has to coexist with security. And third, organizations need to effectively manage that information and keep it available to users. For more info and a recap of the event, visit the links below

Weren't able to make it? Watch the Keynote Sessions

 

Mobile World Congress and RSA Conference 2013

 

EMEA Industry Analyst Conference 2012, November 12th – 13th, Barcelona, Spain

  • For event details, click here
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blog entry comment 21 Jul 2011
Symantec Analyst Relations commented on: Videos and Podcasts
Following on from Darren’s first three minute video in which he talked about his role as the EMEA CTO at Symantec, this second instalment looks further at some of the methodologies and best practices being put in place to allow ...
New blog entry 21 Mar 2013
Symantec Analyst Relations posted: Symantec Announces New Corporate Strategy
Symantec's CEO, Steve Bennett, on January 23rd outlined the company's priorities in addressing the unmet needs of customers to fully protect, move and manage information on multiple devices. Symantec will focus on enabling customers to keep their digital lives safe and protected through
New blog entry 21 Mar 2013
Symantec Analyst Relations posted: Customer Case Studies/Success Stories
Here you can view customers case studies and success stories to see how Symantec customers use our products and solutions within their organizations. More Details If you wish to speak with a  Symantec customer please contact the Symantec Analyst Relations team   Rec
New blog entry 18 Mar 2013
Symantec Analyst Relations posted: Symantec Intelligence Report: February 2013
The February edition of the Symantec Intelligence report provides the latest analysis of cyber security threats, trends, and insights from the Symantec Intelligence team concerning malware, spam, and other potentially harmful business risks. The data used to compile the analysis for this report in
New blog entry 14 Mar 2013
Symantec Analyst Relations posted: Symantec 4.0 – driven by (customer) necessity
by Phil Nash, Director Analyst Relations As many commentators have pointed out over the years, Symantec has been built on two pillars, responding to the needs of both corporations and consumers. While this model has served us well it has sometimes added complexity.  Even more importan
New blog entry 11 Feb 2013
Sian John posted: ‘Good Enough’ Protection in the Cloud
There is a lot of fear out there when it comes to dealing with the cloud, especially with so much hype surrounding the technology. However, what you do, and do not, commit to the public cloud is entirely your call. To misquote George Orwell’s classic, ‘Animal Farm’: ‘All clouds are equal – but
New blog entry 16 Jan 2013
Symantec Analyst Relations posted: Symantec Intelligence Report: December 2012
In December’s Symantec Intelligence Report we take a closer look at our worldwide stats on the threat landscape. For the month of December, the United States claimed the dubious honor of being the largest source of spam at 12.7%, phishing scams at 24.2%, and virus attachments at 40.9% globa
New blog entry 14 Jan 2013
Gerry Egan posted: Windows 8 Security Is No Magic Bullet
Microsoft’s latest desktop operating system release has been applauded as the most secure Windows ever – incorporating features including anti-malware out of the box, boot protection against rootkits and support for self-encrypting drives. So, does this mean we no longer need to think about Window
New blog entry 10 Jan 2013
Sian John posted: Taking Stock About Security

Yes, it’s that time of the year again, when industry analysts and commentators make their predictions about IT in general, and security in particular. We can expect all the usual – the main industry trends such as cloud and mobile will of course be in the bag, as well as potential recurrences of m
New blog entry 03 Jan 2013
bduckering posted: Mobile innovation is moving from hardware to software – are organisations ready?
Mobility is arriving at a plateau. The very fact that the iPhone 5 was met with more of a mixed reaction than previous iterations is testament to the fact that it is not enough for a device to simply be a smartphone. Indeed, it is ironic that most of the criticisms stemmed from its absence of ‘inn