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Lockheed Martin Adds Three Firms To Its Cyber Security Alliance

Gally Articola

Thursday, October 31st, 2013

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Lockheed Martin [LMT] yesterday said FireEye, Red Hat and Splunk have joined its Cyber Security Alliance. Lockheed Martin's NexGen center, which houses the Cyber Security Alliance. Photo: Lockheed Martin. The three software firms will join 18 other members: APC by Schneider Electric, ArcSight, CA, Inc. [CA], Cisco [CSCO], Citrix [CTXS], Dell [DELL], EMC Corp. [EMC] and its RSA security division, HP [HP], Intel [INTC], Juniper Networks [JNPR], McAfee [MFE], Microsoft [MSFT], NetApp [NTAP], Symantec [SYMC], Trustwave, Verizon [VZ] and VMware…

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