The guidance on operating profit for continuing operations or revenue estimated to accrue from services sold to Synchronoss Technologies has not changed. While F-Secure is best known for its endpoint anti-malware solutions, the acquisition of nSense will help the company expand into the enterprise segment. of its origin or purpose'.52 F-Secure's CEO, Christian Fredrikson.
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The previous guidance given on 4 February 2015 was that security revenues would grow slightly. Catch Christian Fredrikson, President and CEO, F-Secure Corporation, in a conversation with Sanchit Vir Gogia, Chief Analyst & Group CEO, Greyhound Research on Greyhound Research’s knowledge sharing series Greyhound Network Radio. 02 July 2016 F-Secure Appoints Samu Konttinen as President and CEO CEO Christian Fredrikson resigns to pursue new career opportunity. main issue that this dichotomy highlights is that cyber security companies do not. Operating profit for continuing operations to be around 15% of revenues (excluding the profit from the sale of the personal cloud storage business and including the nSense acquisition)Īdditional revenues of approximately EUR 6 million to accrue from services sold to Synchronoss Technologies, to be recognized in discontinued operations Security revenues growth to be at or above 5 % in 2015 (2014: EUR 137.4 million) In connection with the acquisition of nSense announced today, management has revised the guidance for revenue in 2015. I understand most of it is for good intentions, as many people rely on social media for recruitment.
Stock exchange release, 2 June 2015, 09.01 a.m. F-Secure Corp president and chief executive officer (CEO) Christian Fredrikson (pic above) believes people are sharing too much information about their work life on social media, which will end badly if they are targeted by hackers.
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