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Secure Computing Corp.

(SCUR) is in the Technology Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$237.9M

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Secure Computing Corporation (NASDAQ: SCUR), a leading provider of enterprise gateway security, delivers a comprehensive set of solutions that help customers protect their critical Web, email and network assets. Over half the Fortune 50 and Fortune 500 are part of our more than 22,000 global customers, supported by a worldwide network of more than 2,000 partners. The company is headquartered in San Jose, Calif., and has offices worldwide.

Number of Employees 971

Contact Information

4810 Harwood Rd

San Jose, California 95124-5206

www.securecompu...

(408) 979-6100

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NAICS Code Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing: 334119

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Secure Channel: Symantec Judges Reputation to Combat Malware

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Zacks.com Announces That Richard Moroney Highlights the Following Stocks: Corus Bankshares, Eagle Materials, J2 Global Communications and Secure Computing

- 2006-04-03

CHICAGO -- Richard Moroney says Wall Street's willingness to pay up for low-quality merchandise has presented an opportunity for value-minded investors. Learn about Corus Bankshares (Nasdaq: CORS), Eagle Materials (NYSE: EXP), J2 Global Communications (Nasdaq: JCOM) and Secure Computing (Nasdaq: SCUR). Richard Moroney is the editor of the Upside newsletter....

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Zacks.com Announces That Richard Moroney Highlights the Following Stocks: Ansoft, Gehl, and Secure Computing

- 2005-08-22

CHICAGO -- Richard Moroney details some notable developments concerning Ansoft (NASDAQ:ANST), Gehl (NASDAQ:GEHL), and Secure Computing (NASDAQ:SCUR). Richard Moroney is the editor of the Upside newsletter. Click here for the full story exclusively on Zacks.com: http://at.zacks.com/?id=84

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Zacks.com Featured Expert Kevin Matras Highlights: Secure Computing Corp, NICE Systems and Weatherford Int'l

- 2005-08-10

CHICAGO -- Kevin Matras shows you how you can create your own price targets and how to estimate your stocks' future earnings multiple. Stocks in this week's article are: Secure Computing Corporation (NASDAQ:SCUR), NICE Systems, Ltd. (NASDAQ:NICE) and Weatherford International (NYSE:WFT). Click here for the full story exclusively on Zacks.com:...

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