12.01.2008 | Portfolio Companies in the News

Tripos International Returns to Its Roots

New Owner Sees Opportunity in Informatics and Enhances Presence with an Acquisition

09.17.2008 | Portfolio Companies in the News

Precise emerges as independent transaction performance management company

Precise Software is relaunching itself with the spirit and passion of a start-up

09.09.2008 | Portfolio Companies in the News

Tripos to Acquire Pharsight Corporation

Tripos and Pharsight Corporation today announced they have entered into a definitive agreement for Pharsight to be acquired by Tripos for approximately $57 million in cash

08.08.2008 | Portfolio Companies in the News

CCTV Selects SafeNet to Secure Online Broadcast of the

Complete DRM Solution Protects Against Copyright Infringement, Extending OMA 2 DRM into Online Video

03.03.2008 | Portfolio Companies in the News

Channel applauds Watchguard SSL launch

New product will be well received by enterprise security resellers, WatchGuard distributor claims

02.28.2008 | Portfolio Companies in the News

SafeNet to Acquire Ingrian Networks, Inc.

Acquisition to Strengthen SafeNet's Enterprise Data Protection Business Integrating Solutions for Data Centers and Client Devices

01.25.2008 | Portfolio Companies in the News

A spinout that makes sense for Symantec

What's the stimulus for spinouts? One often mentioned driver is: "enhancing business efficiencies."

01.17.2008 | Portfolio Companies in the News

Symantec to Sell APM Business

Symantec Corp. today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to sell its Application Performance Management (APM) business to Vector Capital

01.08.2008 | Portfolio Companies in the News

Printronix Announces Completion of Acquisition by Vector Capital

Printronix, Inc. today announced the completion of its acquisition by Pioneer Holding Corp., an entity controlled by Vector Capital.

12.18.2007 | Portfolio Companies in the News

SafeNet Appoints Former Army Exec to Board

Private equity firm Vector Capital acquired SafeNet in April for $634 million after the company was swept up in a stock option backdating scandal, which revealed problems in its accounting of stock options for officers and directors.