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NetIQ Takes Over Identity and Security Solutions from Novell

NetIQ Corporation, a business unit of The Attachmate Group, this week announced it will take over the complete portfolio of identity and security solutions from sister company Novell. (Both are units of Attachmate) In addition, certain Novell data center solutions will be added to the NetIQ business unit solution portfolio.

Novell product lines now operating under the Houston, Texas based NetIQ business unit include:

NetIQ Corporation, a business unit of The Attachmate Group, this week announced it will take over the complete portfolio of identity and security solutions from sister company Novell. (Both are units of Attachmate) In addition, certain Novell data center solutions will be added to the NetIQ business unit solution portfolio.

Novell product lines now operating under the Houston, Texas based NetIQ business unit include:

· Identity and Access Management – Novell Identity Manager, Novell Access Governance Suite, Novell Cloud Security Service, Novell Access Manager, Novell SecureLogin, Novell Privileged User Manager

· Security and Compliance Management – Novell Sentinel™, Novell Sentinel Log Manager, Novell Compliance Management Platform

· Data Center Management – Novell Operations Center, Novell Cloud Manager, PlateSpin Forge®, PlateSpin® Migrate, PlateSpin Orchestrate, PlateSpin Protect, PlateSpin Recon

“By combining the NetIQ portfolio with complementary Novell identity, security and data center management solutions, we are furthering our mission to better secure and manage our customers’ heterogeneous IT environments, whether they are deploying solutions on physical systems, virtual systems or in public/private clouds,” said Jay Gardner, president and general manager at NetIQ, who will spearhead the company’s objectives of reducing IT cost, complexity, and risk for its customers.

Separately, Novell announced a new executive leadership team under the leadership of Bob Flynn, president and general manager, and a return to a Provo, Utah based headquarters.

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For more than 15 years, Mike Lennon has been closely monitoring the threat landscape and analyzing trends in the National Security and enterprise cybersecurity space. In his role at SecurityWeek, he oversees the editorial direction of the publication and is founder and director of several leading cybersecurity industry conferences around the world.

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