Must Read: The HTC One Google Edition? A Sense-less plan, if you ask me

Topic: Security

Photos: The Symantec bunker

Summary: ZDNet UK has taken a trip inside Symantec's nuclear bunker to get a peek at how it fights the menace of cybercrime

Tom Espiner

By |

 |  Image 6 of 8

Symantec filters 1.5 billion lines of potentially malicious code per day, and collates information from email honeypots as well as customer desktops and servers.

  • Thumbnail 1
  • Thumbnail 2
  • Thumbnail 3
  • Thumbnail 4
  • Thumbnail 5
  • Thumbnail 6
  • Thumbnail 7
  • Thumbnail 8

Topic: Security

About

Tom is a technology reporter for ZDNet.com. He covers the security beat, writing about everything from hacking and cybercrime to threats and mitigation. He also focuses on open source and emerging technologies, all the while trying to cut through greenwash.

Google+ Contact

Kick off your day with ZDNet's daily email newsletter. It's the freshest tech news and opinion, served hot. Get it.

Related Stories

Talkback

1 comment
Log in or register to join the discussion
  • So this is where my money goes, bloddy Americans always go over the top.

    And how come with all this their AV software is still crap?!!
    anonymous
    Reply Vote
CNET Join | Log In | Privacy | Cookies Close