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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

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The view out of the bunker towards the airlock, with door-locks on the left. The doors can be closed, and the air inside filtered in the event of the external atmosphere becoming toxic.

For our full feature on Symantec's bunker, click here.

Want to see one of the UK's other leading security firms at work? Click here to see our photos of the inside of Sophos' Pentagon. 

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Topic: Security

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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.

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  • 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?!!
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