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QinetiQ, Secerno Partner to Offer Database Control for Government Clients

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Wednesday, February 4th, 2009

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Britain's QinetiQ and Secerno have partnered to offer active database control as a managed service to government departments and defense companies in Europe, the Middle East and Australasia. Under the arrangement QinetiQ will market Secerno's data security products to provide protection against threats that cause data to be lost or compromised. Secerno's DataWall prevents internal data breaches and stops external attacks. QinetiQ says it will use Secerno's U.S. presence to gauge demand for a managed database security solution and will…

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