Symantec announces Symantec Information Foundation 2007.(Brief article)

Publication: Telecomworldwire
Date: Tuesday, January 30 2007

Security solutions provider Symantec Corp (Nasdaq:SYMC) announced on Monday (29 January) Symantec Information Foundation 2007, a new, integrated information security and archiving suite.

Symantec also announced the availability of the beta version of Symantec Information Foundation Mail Security 6.0 for Exchange, part of the Symantec Information Foundation suite, scheduled to be generally available in March 2007.

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