BindView

BindView Development Corporation (NASDAQ: BVEW) was an American software company founded in 1990 by Eric Pulaski. Pulaski remained as chairman of the board and chief executive officer until the acquisition by Symantec Corporation in January 2006. BindView started out as "The LAN Support Group" (LSG) and was a developer of a bindery viewer product for the Novell platform called BindView. In 1995, the company changed names from The LAN Support Group to BindView and developed into a supplier of Novell and Microsoft Windows directory administration, vulnerability management and policy assessment and management software, providing customers with the tools to assess, discover and remediate network, hardware or application anomalies.

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BindView Development Corporation

Formerly	The LAN Support Group (1990–1995)
Company type	Public
Industry	Software
Founded	1990; 36 years ago (1990) in Houston, Texas
Founder	Eric Pulaski
Defunct	January 2006; 20 years ago (2006-01)
Fate	Acquired by Symantec Corporation

BindView Development Corporation (NASDAQ: BVEW) was an American software company founded in 1990 by Eric Pulaski. Pulaski remained as chairman of the board and chief executive officer until the acquisition by Symantec Corporation in January 2006.^[1]

BindView started out as "The LAN Support Group" (LSG) and was a developer of a bindery viewer product for the Novell platform called BindView. ^{[citation needed]}

In 1995, the company changed names from The LAN Support Group to BindView and developed into a supplier of Novell and Microsoft Windows directory administration, vulnerability management and policy assessment and management software, providing customers with the tools to assess, discover and remediate network, hardware or application anomalies.^{[citation needed]}

References

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1. ^ Sayer, Peter (3 October 2005). "Symantec buys BindView Development for $209M". Computerworld. Retrieved 4 February 2020.
   - "Symantec snaps up Bindview". SC Media. 3 October 2005. Retrieved 4 February 2020.

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