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Cupertino, Calif.
Symantec Corp. last week introduced a Windows NT-friendly update to its pcAny-- where32 software, a program that gives end users remote control of their PCs.
With pcAnywhere32 8.0, companies can use Windows NT authentication software to define end-user access to networked PCs. Traffic also can be encrypted using Microsoft Corp.'s Crypto API.
In addition, pcAnywhere32 logs can...