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Symantec officials hope to deliver a stronger suite of endpoint security solutions by acquiring Sygate Technologies, a provider of endpoint compliance solutions. They announced their acquisition plans earlier this month.
Endpoint security technology ensures that all devices connected to a network servers, mobile devices, and desktop and laptop PCs have appropriate security solutions, correct configurations and up-to-date patches.
Sygate's Universal Network Access Control technology will complement Symantec's endpoint tools to create a holistic product suite that addresses the security, compliance and remediation requirements of large enterprises, Symantec officials said. The acquisition is expected to close shortly after receiving customary regulatory approvals.
Symantec's move shows that company officials are taking seriously their competitors' efforts to strengthen endpoint security, such as Cisco Systems' Network Admission Control (NAC) initiative, said Pete Lindstrom, director of research at Spire Security, a consulting firm.
To protect against cyberthreats, NAC uses a network's infrastructure to enforce endpoint security policies on all devices seeking access to network resources. Cisco shares its network technology with approved program participants, such as independent software developers.
But the NAC initiative is still in development, while Sygate already has a strong link between networks and their endpoints, Lindstrom said.
"Symantec didn't have a solution to tie the two together," he said.
Sygate technology can interrogate an endpoint system that attempts to access the network even if there is no agent software on the device, Lindstrom said. The company offers ActiveX-based agent software that can be downloaded to quickly scan a device, which is useful for enterprises with large global networks, Lindstrom added.
Sygate On-Demand Agent provides a small, lightweight agent that can be downloaded using a secure Web connection. The agent ensures that endpoints that are not company-owned are managed in compliance with corporate security policies and that the transaction data itself is secure.
"It is critical to have an endpoint compliance solution that will allow companies to leverage their existing IT infrastructure to control the myriad devices connecting to the network," said Enrique Salem, Symantec's senior vice president of security products and solutions, in a statement.
"Sygate provides the first universal network access control system designed to protect the entire enterprise network from mobile devices to servers to unmanaged devices," Salem said. "The fact that their technology is built on industry standards means that companies don't have to implement expensive infrastructure changes to deploy this solution."
Some overlap exists between the two companies in the area of host-based intrusion protection, which might confuse some users in the short term, Lindstrom said. However, Sygate offers added protection against insider threats, such as an employee leaving a company and copying information to a USB key, he added.
After the companies close the deal, Symantec AntiVirus and Symantec Client Security users can license and deploy Sygate's Network Access Control agent to provide endpoint compliance on top of the protection they already receive. Symantec will integrate its remediation capabilities, including LiveUpdate and LiveState Patch Manager, and data availability solutions into a more comprehensive endpoint compliance solution, Symantec officials said.
Sygate recently announced Sygate Enterprise Protection (SEP) 5.0, which provides broad protection and control in a single agent and under simplified management. Symantec expects to integrate those technologies with its existing endpoint protection products. Until that integration occurs, Symantec will offer SEP 5.0 alongside its other endpoint security solutions.
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leggings – some sort of mesh fabric, with old hollywood movie's print, that was originally a dress i wore in high school
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Many households across the U.S. say they're "living comfortably" financially, but a sizable portion of the population are doing their best to survive the effects of the recession, according to a new consumer survey by the Federal Reserve Board.
The Fed's Survey of Household Economics and Decisionmaking captures a "snapshot of the financial and economic well-being of U.S. households and the issues they face," providing insight into numerous topics of relevance to household finances, such as housing and living arrangements; credit access and behavior; education and student loan debt; savings; retirement; and health expenses.
"Many households in the United States have been tested by the Great Recession," the report said. "Large-scale financial strain at the household level ultimately fed into broader economic challenges for the country, and the completion of the national recovery will ultimately be, in part, a reflection of the well-being of households and consumers."
More than 60 percent of respondents reported that they were OK with their financial situations; although one-fourth said that they were "just getting by" financially and another 13 percent said they were struggling to do so.
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Administrators and school principals from the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo met last week for a briefing on plans to both strengthen Catholic identity and academics as well as address finances and school governance.
The diocese has closed 29 Catholic elementary schools and merged 12 in the past decade. The most recent consolidation came this year, with the merger of Ambrose Catholic Academy and Trinity Catholic Academy into Notre Dame Academy in South Buffalo.
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Man of the Match
It's so hard to devalue Giorgos Samaras' stellar work along Greece's left side and later in the center. Still, it just feels so wrong not to bequeath MoM honors to the man who pounced with such menace and scored such a grand and historic goal, as Giorgos Karagounis did. Besides, Karagounis' 120th cap tonight equaled Theodoros Zagorakis's national record, so it really was a memorable night in Warsaw for the veteran Greek frontrunner.
NBC Sports: Greece beats Russia 1-0 to earn quarterfinal spot
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- What is this 2004? Where seemingly better teams come and go … but somehow fall 1-0 to the Greeks?
- Greek manager Fernando Santos made four lineup changes, reckoning a need for a very experienced lineup that included the 35-year-old Karagounis. And they played a wonderfully intelligent match, absorbing pressure, recognizing Russia's tendency to get a bit narrow, digging up a goal and then managing out the match – all without goalkeeper Michalis Sifakis ever needing to be overly heroic.
- Having seen his team fall behind early in Greece's first two group matches, Santos urged his men to get into the match "straight from the referee's whistle." Message heard, apparently, as the Greeks pressed for about the first 10 minutes, with balls flashing dangerously across Russian goal before Andrey Arshavin and Co. got a toehold on the game.
- Samaras started on the left but was often isolated, with midfield help slow to arrive. His ability to get past one defender and draw a second or third Russian element posed a constant threat and served the essential purpose of subtracting just enough pressure from a Greek back line and midfield that needed just that little bit of assistance. Those 15-20 pass build-ups for Russia pushed Greece further and further back in the first half, so someone had to buy some time once the Greeks did gain the ball, and it was Samaras who did so brilliantly.
- Russia took control after 10 minutes, patiently probing for chances. But more stable shooting was the missing element, the one that ultimately keeps Dick Advocaat's quality side from moving on. Aleksandr Kerzhakov, in particular, just couldn't straighten out his shooting shoes. His movement off the ball was always helpful, but the former Sevilla man did his part as 25 attempts flew mostly high or harmlessly wide. Advocaat had seen enough of his off-target efforts by halftime, removing Kerzhakov.
- Still, Russia seemed to have matters in hand – before it all turned south, when Karagounis exploited a defensive error and put the Greeks ahead just before intermission. Russian center back Sergei Ignashevich went to sleep or had a brain fart or something, heading a rather benign throw-in toward the middle, where a wide-eyed Karagonis pounced. He drove into the box and fired a ball with purpose under Vyacheslav Malafeev.
- The goal lifted the Greeks, who were quite credible in the second half, gaining more possession and creating the higher quality chances. Giorgos Tzavellas' exceptional 70th minute free kick got over the wall and had Malafeev beaten – but just could't quite beat the woodwork, whacking right off the corner of the goal.
- Karagounis probably drew a penalty kick in the 61st with a daring dash through the Russian defense. There was sure contact with Ignashevich (yes, him again), but instead of earning a spot shot Karahounis got booked (incorrectly, it appeared) for embellishment or diving or whatever. It's a shame, because he'll miss the quarterfinal.
- If we're picking nits – and we really should be, seeing as a powerful, pacey and skilled Russian side has been eliminated – perhaps Advocaat's team was just too narrow. Even left fullback Yuri Zhirkov, who made some blistering runs forward, tended to move inside as he broached the attacking third.
- Things became even more congested for Russia as the Greeks' 4-2-3-1 became a 4-5-1 after the break, with wide men Samaras and Dimitris Salpingidis moving their starting positions back about 15-20 yards.
- Had to say whether it was brilliant, collective midfield tracking and defending, or whether the old Arsenal form for Arshavin popped up at the worst time. Either way, the roaming Russian playmaker simply wasn't to be found in the second half. He disappeared almost completely for about 20 minutes, finally showing up late to supply a couple of flicks and crosses that almost connected.
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- Children in a slum area in Manila bathe in an inflatable pool to get relief from the scorching heat on April 6, 2013.
Manila: When the body of four-year-old Mark Escarmosa was found in Metro Manila's eastern suburban Rizal on April 4, his head was half cut off from his neck, his knee-cap and internal organs were missing, a radio report said.
Shocked, his parents, Elena and Marlon Escarmosa, told dzBB the police claimed that autopsy could no longer be conducted on the decomposing body of their son; that it would look into the possibility that he just met an accident.
Earlier, they asked the local government of Pililia, Rizal, for an autopsy and an investigation into the death of their son who went missing on March 19.
A total of 38 cases of child abduction have already been reported to the police, the government-run Philippine New Agency (PNA) said.
Majority of the cases involved children in depressed areas. The children reportedly went missing after being followed by a man with garbage cans, or by garbage collectors, PNA said.
But PNA did not clarify if the suspected abductors were believed as informal garbage collectors who privately retrieve recycled materials from garbage bags left out by homeowners for collection by government-run garbage collectors.
Last week, the Philippine National Police (PNP) officially said there is yet no evidence to show that a criminal syndicate is behind the growing number of missing children from Metro Manila's depressed areas.
Some cases that were reported by parents involved runaway children who eventually returned home, the police also said.
In response, deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte said president Benigno Aquino called on the police to immediately investigate reported cases of missing children.
She also asked the police to remind parents to promptly report missing children.
It was the first time that children in depressed areas were reported as victims of abduction.
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Policemen were allegedly behind the kidnapping, the parents suspected.
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I recently upgraded from Destinator 6 to 7 in order to upgrade my maps on my PDA SatNav Asus MyPal 632. The program upgrade seems to be OK but I can't install the maps on the SD 1 or 2GB card. I've removed the old maps and tried refreshing the card - everything seems OK and the card is clear. However, when I come to load the new maps I'm told that there is not enough room on the card. Obviously the "ghost" of the old maps remains somewhere!
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Thanks for the suggestion. I did what you said - there's plenty of room and the maps loaded OK on the card. Problem is, when I launch the program on the PDA, I get a message "map not found". I obviously needs a "trigger" from within the program to tell it where to look.
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Amid all those dreadlock-wearing Manny copycats and No. 99 jersey sales in the Dodgers' gift shop, the deal hasn't exactly been a bust from Boston's end. New England's late-season Bay Watch has been replete with emotional peaks and memorable moments, and a few are worth recounting as Boston prepares to play Tampa Bay in the American League Championship Series opener Friday at Tropicana Field:
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AP Photo/Elise AmendolaJason Bay hit .412 with two homers to lead the Red Sox in the AL Division Series.
- In his Red Sox debut, Bay received a standing ovation from the Fenway Park crowd as he stepped to the plate for the first time. He later tripled in the 12th inning and scored on a Jed Lowrie single to give Boston a 2-1 victory over Oakland. Talk about an omen.
- Bay batted .400 (12-for-30) out of the chute and hit safely in 13 of his first 14 games with Boston. The Red Sox went 10-4 in that stretch and 34-19 overall after acquiring Bay from Pittsburgh. The Dodgers, in contrast, posted a 30-24 record after picking up Ramirez.
- While no MVP award exists in the division series, Bay would have been a leading candidate. He hit a two-run homer off John Lackey in Game 1, added a three-run shot off Ervin Santana in Game 2, and doubled and scored the winning run on a Lowrie single in the ninth inning of the series finale.
During the postgame hysteria in the Boston clubhouse late Monday night, Bay found time to duck away from reporters and plant a hug and a kiss on his 22-month-old daughter, Addison. He wore a bandage on his left hand to protect a minor spike wound suffered during his climactic head-first slide.Bay half-jokingly observed that the cut only hurt when he spilled champagne on it. "I'm such a wimp," Bay said. "But my buddies back home wouldn't let me live it down if I let this bother me." Back home is Western Canada, where Bay survived the usual obstacles of limited playing time and a lack of exposure to make it in the pros. He played his college ball at Gonzaga University, and signed with Montreal for $1,000 as a 22nd-round draft pick in 2000.
From the day I got here, these guys treated me like I'd been here five years -- busting my chops out of the gate, which is what you do in baseball. It's been an easy transition.
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"It used to be realistic to expect a sale agreement to be finalised from deposit to bank guarantee within two weeks, or a month at the most. Now banks are taking much more time to complete the process, sometimes longer than six weeks," says Palmer.
According to Palmer, as a result of the banks' conservative lending practices and their slow turnaround times, many buyers of properties are not meeting their deadlines to issue guarantees for the purchase of properties. The risk for the purchaser is that they lose their deposit. Should the deal fall through and the seller sells the property for a reduced value then the defaulting purchaser may be liable for the shortfall.
Palmer explains that generally the sale of a property is subject to a condition that the purchaser obtains a loan to finance the transaction within a certain timeframe. He says the sale will be only be legally binding and enforceable once this condition has been met within the time allowed. "A purchaser breaches the agreement when the purchaser fails to fulfil conditions by, for example, not issuing the required guarantee from the banks to approve the loan.
"What we have seen happening more and more is that the clients assume that the commercial bank will approve the loan, only to find it declined within a few days of the deadline to issue guarantees to the seller," he says.
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With one point through three matches and exactly zero goals on the season, the New England Revolution continue to search for offensive production.
We're not just talking about on-field scoring from new blood like Teal Bunbury and Daigo Kobayashi, rather using New England's two available roster sports on starters… even stars.
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"We're not just looking for guys that we think are going to be role guys. We're trying to find another player or two that we think can come in and be a starter."
Burns, the 75-times capped USMNT defender, told the Revs site that his staff is out on an "international scouting trip" this week, but declined to give specifics on the regions or players being scoured for talent.
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