Quick Heal and CERT-In Tie up for Security
06 Sep, 2007, 6:47 pm IST | by
Sharon Khare
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Quick Heal Technologies, developers of antivirus Quick Heal, a Pune-based security solutions company will now work with Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) for cyber security. Under the terms of the agreement QUick Heal and CERT-In will initiate co-operative activities in areas like malware analysis and incidents on Internet Security. CERT-In provides information on computer security and provides asvice to users and network administrators about responding to computer security related incidents. CERT-Ins is in close association with other similar institutions world wide and works to resolve computer security issues and provide information to the Indian cyber community. |
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