ISS to integrate BitDefender

Posted by   Virus Bulletin on   Nov 21, 2006

Big Blue adds anti-virus and anti-spyware to desktop security product.

IBM announced yesterday that its Internet Security Systems (ISS) subsidiary will be including anti-virus and anti-spyware functionality provided by SOFTWIN's BitDefender in forthcoming versions of its Proventia Desktop Endpoint Security suite.

ISS, acquired in the summer by IBM, has a range of its own security technology including a behavioural malware detection system, but says in a press statement that the new partnership will add a further layer of protection for users of its product, creating a 'comprehensive desktop protection solution'.

The IBM statement is here.

Posted on 21 November 2006 by Virus Bulletin

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