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Westinghouse picks McAfee to protect nuclear control systems

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http://www.itwire.com – Written by: Stephen Withers | Published in: SecurityAn agreement between Westinghouse Electric Company and McAfee will see the former provide McAfee Enterprise Security Manager and Network Intrusion Protection to new and existing nuclear power plants. (IT news)

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