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Security - Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Oracle Buys ID Theft Fighter Bharosa

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With more than 25M users, Bharosa's real-time fraud detection and online authentication security business for the enterprise is being combined with Oracle's web single sign-on and web-based authorization system. This comes as a result of Oracle buying Bharosa.

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Bharosa was founded in May 2003 and headquartered in Santa Clara. The company has not indicated how much Oracle paid. Bharosa's customers include the US Air Force, Wells Fargo & Co. and National City Corp.

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