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[Silicon Valley Wire] San Jose-Based Secure Computing to Acquire Cupertino's Securify: -- Secure Computing, a San Jose-based developer of gateway security technology designed to help users protect their web, email and network assets, said on Thursday that it will pay $15 million to acquire Cupertino-based Securify, a maker of identity-based monitoring appliances. The value of the deal, expected to close by the end of this year, could raise by as much as $5 million, depending on the future performance of Securify.

[The Optrics Insider] Secure Computing to Acquire Securify: By monitoring network traffic against these policies and leveraging transparent integration with user directories including Microsoft Active Directory, Securify’s solution immediately identifies and alerts organizations to out-of-policy behavior in real time, whether accidental or intentional.

[Pe Hub News: PE Exits] Securify Sells for Cheap: This is consistent with Secure Computing's core firewall market, and will provide a significant opportunity to deliver complementary value across existing and future customers both domestically and internationally," said Buck French, chief executive officer at Securify. "By joining forces with Secure Computing and building upon their strength and expertise in the firewall market, we are uniquely positioned to deliver a true next-generation security solution to help customers control user access and behavior while complying with today's increasing audit and policy requirements."

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