Computer Associates (Profile, Products, Articles) International (CA) announced its acquisition of Tiny Software, a Santa Clara, California, developer whose firewall software will be added to CA’s eTrust security portfolio.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Six-year-old, privately held Tiny had a staff of less than 20, all of whom have joined Islandia, New York-based CA, said Sam Curry, CA’s vice president of eTrust security management.<\/p>\n
The acquisition closed in late May, and CA is continuing to sell Tiny’s software as stand-alone products.<\/p>\n
Tiny also had an OEM (original equipment manufacturer) relationship with licensee customers, including Microsoft and Unisys (Profile, Products, Articles).<\/p>\n
CA plans to incorporate Tiny’s firewall technology into its Integrated Threat Management platform, an under-development product CA plans to launch later this year. The idea is to bundle various desktop protection technologies into one system with a common interface. The platform will launch with CA’s antivirus and antispyware technology, and a later version will add Tiny’s firewall software, Curry said.<\/p>\n
For now, Tiny Firewall is priced at US$50 per user for the desktop version and $200 for a server license, Curry said. Pricing may change when the software is added to CA’s Integrated Threat Management product, but CA also expects to continue offering the software as a stand-alone product, he said.<\/p>\n
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