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  Wall Street Beat: After Facebook fiasco, don't write off tech IPOs

  The Facebook IPO may have been a fiasco, but don't put the nail in the coffin just yet for other tech offerings this year.

  By Marc Ferranti | 25 May, 2012 22:22

  Tags: Investments, business issues, Morgan Stanley, Facebook, workday, Eloqua, palo alto networks, sap, Ariba

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  Palo Alto next-gen firewall stacks up well

  Palo Alto Networks has bet everything on being a next-generation firewall. Without the next-generation hook, Palo Alto has little chance at breaking into the established world of firewalls, and they've done a good job at defining the category on their own terms.

  By Joel Snyder | 07 May, 2012 14:39

  Tags: security, palo alto networks, Palo ALto, next-generation firewalls, Gateway, Firewall & UTM

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  Waledac malware returns after two years with password-stealing capabilities

  A new version of the Waledac malware has been spotted on the Internet, but unlike previous variants, which were mainly used for spamming purposes, this one steals various log-in credentials and BitCoins, a type of virtual currency.

  By Lucian Constantin | 17 February, 2012 04:44

  Tags: malware, palo alto networks, security

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  10 questions for Palo Alto Networks CFO Michael Lehman

  Name: Michael Lehman

  By Nancy Weil | 10 January, 2012 06:31

  Tags: Business Management, CFO Careers, firewalls, Michael Lehman, networking, palo alto networks, security

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  Juniper vs. Palo Alto: Next-gen firewall legal brawl

  Juniper Networks says that Palo Alto Networks is infringing on its next-generation firewall technology, which was invented by Palo Alto's founders but for which Juniper holds the patents.

  By Tim Greene | 20 December, 2011 10:44

  Tags: brother, Firewall & UTM, juniper, juniper networks, Next-Generation firewall, Palo ALto, palo alto networks, security

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  Advanced Malware Exposed - How advanced malware, zero-day and targeted APT attacks are evading today's network defences

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