McAfee is sued for patent infringement

Security firm Deep Nines on August 17 has filed a lawsuit against McAfee for violating the patent when using a technology to manage security threats for its products.

The Deep Nine claims that it is the owner of a technology invention that enables firewall connectivity, intrusion detection (based on digital signatures) and blocking technology, all of which are integrated and an application. Single. The Deep Nine thinks that McAfee has illegally used this technology for its products.

According to executive chairman Deep Nines, Dan Jackson, the company has used the technology for UTM and IPS applications, and that it wants McAfee to stop selling the technology-integrated products, and McAfee has to pay compensation. Harm for Deep Nines.

Previously McAfee sued Deep Nines but not related to the patent that the dispute is about payment accounts.

McAfee spokesman said he had not received a copy of Deep Nines' lawsuit, and thus could not give any comment.