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PatchLink teams with Harris

By Marcia Savage

May 13 2004 9:24AM

PatchLink, a supplier of patch and vulnerability management software, on Wednesday announced an agreement with Harris Corporation to integrate its technology with Harris' network vulnerability assessement tool.

The integration will allow security managers to automatically patch vulnerabilities discovered by Harris' STAT Scanner, the companies said.

In a prepared statement, PatchLink CEO Sean Moshir said the partnership supports the federal government's homeland security efforts. Harris counts many military and government customers among its client base.

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