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Description extracted from Wikipedia:

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NameSymantec Corporation
FoundedSunnyvale, California, U.S. (1982|3|1)
Location City350 Ellis Street,Mountain View, California
Location CountryU.S.
Key peopleJohn W. Thompson, Chairman
Enrique T. Salem, CEO
James Beer, CFO
Mark Bregman, CTO
David Thompson, CIO
Greg Hughes, CSO
IndustryComputer software
Security software
RevenueUSD 6.2 billion (2009), 5% from 2008
Operating incomeUSD(2009) {{decrease}} 1080% from 2008
Number of employees18,500 (2010)
Home pageSymantec.com

Symantec Corporation (SYMC) is the largest maker of personal computer security software. Founded in 1982 by Gary Hendrix with a National Science Foundation grant, Symantec was originally focused on artificial intelligence-related projects, including a database program. Hendrix hired several Stanford University natural language processing researchers as the company's first employees, among them Barry Greenstein (professional poker player and developer of Q&A). In 1984 Symantec was acquired by another, even smaller computer software startup company, C&E Software, founded by Denis Coleman and Gordon Eubanks and headed by Eubanks. The merged company retained the name Symantec, and Eubanks became its chief executive officer. Its first product, Q&A, was released in 1985. Q&A provided database management and bundled a word processor. In August 1990, Symantec purchased Peter Norton Computing, a developer of various applications for DOS. Symantec's consumer antivirus and data management utilities are still marketed under Peter Norton's name.

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Icon statusVisible
Icon settingHidden when inactive
Executable fileC:\Program Files\Norton Internet Security\Engine\17.5.0.127\ccsvchst.exe
Version109.0.2.14
Parent processC:\Program Files\Norton Internet Security\Engine\17.5.0.127\ccsvchst.exe
Can be uninstalledYes
EncryptedNo
Size on disk123.4 Kb
Minimum recorded memory usage15.8 Mb
Average recorded memory usage17 Mb
Maximum recorded memory usage19.8 Mb
Date when maximum memory usage occured17-2-2010 14:10:41
Minimum recorded CPU usage0%
Average recorded CPU usage0%
Maximum recorded CPU usage100%
Date when maximum CPU usage occured15-2-2010 17:49:25
Started at17-2-2010 10:15:11
Total CPU time 3 seconds
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