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11 Security Companies to Watch Print E-mail
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Source: CIO - Posted by anthony   
In spite of the headwinds from a stormy economy, these start-up companies are down the runway and taking off with innovative products and services for IT security. On their radar can be found a focus on botnet and malware detection as well as mobile and virtualization security. Our annual look at new security companies worth keeping an eye on. Are there others worth noting? Got experience with any of these companies? Leave your thoughts in our comments section.

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