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Trustwave continues to expand its security portfolio with the acquisition of Web application firewall vendor Breach Security. The deal gives Trustwave not only Breachrsquo  commercial Web Defend firewall, but also its open source Web application firewall software ModSecurity.Trustwave did not announce the price it paid for Breach. Tech MA deals of 2010The company says it plans to add WAF security to its array of application security services through its Spider Labs consulting, which also performs penetration testing, secure code review, security-focused software development training and incident response.Breachrsquo   hydrojug tumbler gear can be used to provide interim Web application security after vulnerabilities have been found in corporate Web apps and before they can be remediated via securing the code itself,  stanley website Trustwave says. Web Defend will be offered as a separate product but also as the gear used in a managed WAF service, the company says. Truswave is no stranger to acquisitions, having bought network-access control vendor Mirage Networks and data-loss prevention vendor Vericept in 2009 and encryption experts BitArmor earlier this year.T vasos stanley his disparate collection of expertise is due to a strategy that seeks out the most pressing security issues businesses face ndash; based on Trustwaversquo  interactions with customers mdash; and tries to fix them.Read more about wide area network in Network Worldrsquo  Wide Area Network section.               Related contentnewsNikkeis S Cdos Fraunhofer shows off shareable smartphone door keys
Letter from ICANN demanding a shutdown preceded VeriSign s action  The controversial Site Finder service unveiled on the Internet last month by VeriSign Inc. was temporarily suspended by the company owala  late today after the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers  ICANN  demanded that the feature be halted immediately because of concerns about its effects on the Internet.In an announcement late this afternoon, Mountain View, Calif.-based VeriSign, which oversees the main Internet database of  and .net domain names, said it will suspend the service to provide time for both sides to discuss and resolve the matter.The temporary shutdown, however, may not do much to calm tempers between the two sides. In the statement today following the service suspension, Russell Lewis, the executive vice president of VeriSignrsquo  Naming and Directory Services Group, was critical of ICANN for demanding the  polene tasche action without any kind of review.Without so much as a hearing, ICANN today formally asked us to shut down the Site Finder service, Lewis said. We will accede to the request while we explore all of our options.In a letter earlier today to VeriSign General Manager Russell Lewis, ICANN President and CEO Paul Twomey was just as incredulous that VeriSign had enacted the Site Finder service without asking permission fro stanley termos m ICANN. VeriSignrsquo  unilateral and unannounced changes to the operation of the  and .net Top Level Domains are not consiste