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CA to become CA Technologies
CA undergoes name change
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CA security software has nervous breakdown
Users of Computer Associates' eTrust Anti-Virus were forced to roll back an update posted last week after it caused the program to object to large numbers of innocent files, including some of its own.
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SOA is not dead, shoots back annoyed CA
Computer Associates has dismissed analyst claims that Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is dead, and has released a survey that highlights the rising number of SOA deployments to backup its position.
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CA hails new data centre tool
Computer Associates is continuing its integration push, after upgrading a number of its enterprise systems management products to improve their usability and their ability to integrate with both CA and third party applications.
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CA rethink as product range rationalised
Computer Associates, long regarded as one of the most acquisitive IT companies with a massive product portfolio, has quietly undergone a software development overhaul so it can offer customers a better integrated product set.
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Oracle's bid for BEA expires
BEA Systems has stuck to its guns, and let the 5pm Sunday deadline expire on Oracle's $17-per-share buyout offer.
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Check Point ships first ever UTM device
Check Point has announced its first ever unified threat management (UTM) appliance, as it redoubles its efforts to gain a foothold in the SME sector.
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CA unhappy with its storage business
Computer Associates are officially unhappy with its storage business.
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CA sues ex-CEO for legal fees
Computer Associates is suing its former CEO Sanjay Kumar for the $14.9 million it spent on legal fees for his defence against fraud charges.
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Former CA CEO sent down for 12 years
Sanjay Kumar, the former CEO of Computer Associates, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison and fined $8 million for securities fraud charges.
