Mandiant ends up with Google, not Microsoft
Though a report indicated that Microsoft could be in the process of going after Mandiant, the cybersecurity firm is now in the hands of Google as a result of a $5.4 billion acquisition.
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Though a report indicated that Microsoft could be in the process of going after Mandiant, the cybersecurity firm is now in the hands of Google as a result of a $5.4 billion acquisition.
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