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IBM To Acquire Israeli Cyber Security Firm Trusteer

By Cal Biesecker

Thursday, August 22nd, 2013

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IBM [IBM] last week said it has agreed to acquire Israel’s Trusteer, a provider of software to protect against network security threats, complementing its existing cyber security solutions and boosting its capabilities in cloud-delivered software and services. “Trusteer’s expertise and superior technology in enterprise endpoint defense and advanced malware prevention will help our clients across all industries address the constantly evolving threats they are facing,” Brendan Hannigan, general manager, Security Systems Division at IBM, said in a statement. “Together with…

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