Trellix
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Trellix (guân-tsá sī FireEye hām McAfee Enterprise) sī tsi̍t-king kong-khai tsiūñ-tshī ê Bí-kok bāng-lōo an-tsuân kong-si, thê-kiong iōng-teh ko-kip bāng-lōo ui-hia̍p ê tsū-tōng ui-hia̍p tshú-tsìng (computer forensics), kap tōng-thài ok-ì nńg-thé hông-hōo ho̍k-bū; pí-jû (exemplar theory) ko-kip tn̂g-kî ui-hia̍p (APT) kap tiò-hî sik kong-kik (Spear phishing) ê ui-hia̍p .
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Hîng-thài | Su-jîn kong-si |
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Hâng-gia̍p | Computer security |
Tshòng-kiàn nî | 2022 |
Tsóng-pōo | Milpitas, California, United States |
Líng-tō jîn-bu̍t | Bryan Palma, CEO |
Ho̍k-bū sán-phín |
Cyber Security Hardware and Software
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Services |
IT security Consulting Services
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Owner | Symphony Technology Group |
Guān-káng jîn-sòo | ~3,400 (December 2020)[1] |
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Trellix sîng-li̍p teh 2004-nî, kong-si khia-teh Bí-kok California tsiu Milpitas tshī.[2] Fire-Eye sī tē-it king uì Bí-kok Kok-thó͘ Pó-choân Pō͘ sóo pan-huat līn-tsìng ê bāng-lōo an-tsuân kong-si.[3]