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Zahid.Haseeb | 17 Aug 2010 | 0 comments

Don’t be nightmare for others

I don’t want to share a story which was the worst experience of mine or which may leads you to stop going migration/ up gradation to a superb OS. My experiences are mostly well when I go for migration/up gradation.

You can start migrate/upgrade activity one more time or plenty of times if there is something bad happen while doing this but the situation can be disastrous if you don’t have data backup and there is something bad happen with data while doing this activity

My priority always keeps myself on safe side whenever I do upgrade Software’s, Devices or Operating System because I never wanted to be a nightmare for others. You may have seen or listen that someone’s data is deleted while migration/up gradation because accidently did new installation except upgrade the operating system or formatted the drive while up gradation/migration. To be save we need to keep few pre...

Pamela Reese | 06 Jul 2010 | 1 comment

Symantec held its annual Symantec Government Symposium on June 22 in Washington, D.C.  The Government Symposium is a one-day annual event devoted to the public sector and its partners. The event brings together government IT, security and business professionals to discuss challenges and opportunities related to sharing critical information among public sector agencies – as well as with the private sector and citizens – while protecting sensitive data and complex IT infrastructures.
 
More than 1,100 people attended the event, including more than 600 government attendees. Impactful keynote speeches were given by Howard Schmidt, cyber security coordinator in the executive office of the president, and Maj. Gen. Suzanne M. Vautrinot, who serves as director of plans and policy, U.S. Cyber Command, U.S. Strategic Command.  In addition, Symantec CEO Enrique Salem spoke about how government agencies can better secure and manage their data.
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the inquisitor | 03 Jun 2010 | 2 comments

I've deleted my Norton Antispam folder from Outlook and am having trouble getting it back with no lost functionality - any clues please?

LeslieMiller | 01 Jun 2010 | 0 comments
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We're excited to tell you about the launch of a great new feature at Symantec.com. Symantec TV is your one stop for all  Symantec videos. With a slick new interface, great search capabilities, and a wide variety of programming, you just may find that SymantecTV becomes your new favorite channel.

But that isn't all, you could be a SymantecTV star. Many of the videos that our users submit to Connect may be available on SymantecTV. We continuously update the Connect offerings on the SymantecTV line up to ensure that you can find all the timely and relevant information you need. Check out the...

Nicole Kenyon | 27 May 2010 | 0 comments

Listen to Symantec's 2010 Financial Analyst Day live event webcast on Symantec’s Investor Relations website at www.symantec.com/invest. The event will feature presentations by executives and is a great opportunity to hear directly from Symantec’s senior management and business leaders about the company’s vision, strategic direction and growth initiatives.
 
The event starts at 8 am ET / 5am PT.  If you cannot attend the live webcast, an archive of the event, presentations and transcripts will be available within 24 hours of the event on the investor relations website. A full agenda of the meeting is also available there.  
 
To round out the day, Symantec will also be part of the NASDAQ closing bell ceremony.  To view the event go to the...

LeslieMiller | 20 May 2010 | 4 comments

Yesterday Symantec announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire VeriSign’s identity and authentication business, which includes the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Certificate Services, the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Services, the VeriSign Trust Services and the VeriSign Identity Protection (VIP) Authentication Service.

"With this acquisition, we extend our strategy to create the most trusted brand for protecting information and identities online. The VeriSign check mark is the most recognized symbol of trust online with more than 175 million impressions every day on more than 90,000 websites in 160 countries. Symantec’s security solutions and the company’s Norton-branded suites protect more than one billion systems and users around the world. By bringing these security assets together, Symantec will become the leading source of trust online."

- Enrique Salem, President and Chief Executive Officer, Symantec

You can...

Turner D. | 09 Apr 2010 | 0 comments

In response to Spencer Parkinson's blog post : Symantec Wins STAR Award For Service Excellence In Mission Critical Support By Industry Association October 22nd, 2009.   

We are a smb with mission critical applications utilizing Veritas Volume Mgr. and Storage Foundation HA solutions, with both Oracle and SQLServer, on Solaris (since 2000) and Windows (since 2006).   We spend over $50,000 a year on Tier 1 maintenance fees for these products.

1)  We noticed a few years ago a change in weekend support coverage where in the middle of the East Coast morning there is a coverage change.   Obviously for many sites 10am Saturday morning is smack in the middle of their maintenance windows.  In the middle of cluster upgrades we have had to reorient a new engineer on the status of a particular issue obviously costing us valuable time.

2)  In the past 3 months  it's absolutely...

Deirdre Sena | 08 Apr 2010 | 0 comments

Each year, as we start thinking about the next iteration of the Internet Security Threat Report, the PR team collaborates with the Security Response researchers about the security trends and incidents that will be prominent in the report. But we’re all on the front lines and are very familiar with what’s been happening on the threat landscape. So, we thought this year we’d expand the challenge to you through a Twitter contest and ask you: How well can you predict what Internet security trends you will see in the latest report?”

Here’s what you need to do:

1- Follow Symantec’s ThreatIntel Twitter account, and watch for us to ask what security trends you think will be mentioned in this year’s Internet Security Threat Report.

2- Be the first to @ reply with a security trend that you...

bwat3 | 08 Apr 2010 | 2 comments

I have installed Liveupdate Administrator on two Windows 2003 Servers, one server has direct internet access, so it can pull updates directly from Symantec.com.  The other server is on a classified network and does not have internet access.  The thought  is to download product catalog along with  virus definition updates to the unclass server and copy the contents of the downloads directory from that server to a DVD.  I would then "sneakernet" that DVD to the other server that does not have internet access and copy the files from the DVD to the downloads directory of that server.   I have tried  this and it does not appear to be working. When I can into "Manage Upates", I am not seeing any products  at all.  I have opened the products catalog on the disconnected server and select the specific product that I downloaded from the DVD.  I have looked on Symantec's website and googled this in regard to...

Ramprasad_Rajaraman | 08 Mar 2010 | 0 comments

 On a day today basis, so many natural disaster happen in this world and we people are looking for mechanism to prevent the same or detect the same initially itself. We are speaking of so many new technologies and we are not at all working it out. Think of the incidents like Missing Chopper of a CM in India, Tsunami which struck the Eastern Coast of India, Missing AirFrance in the Atlantic. Like this there are so many incidents, which keeps annoying technology people on how to initially detect or how to find the missing things once the disaster has happened. The lack of usage in technology in many of the developed nation is the reason for the same. 

 
We are spending lots and lots of amount for rescue and search operation when a disaster like this has happened. If we have taken an extra mile in implementing the technology in the natural or unexpected diasters, these kind of rescue operations will be made simple and in some times, we can even...